Antiques Auction - Session 2

Pair of hallmarked silver Dressing Table Candlesticks, circular shaped with loaded bases, 2 ½" tall, Birmingham 1972

Attractive late Victorian silver Card Case of curved rectangular form, well engraved with foliate designs, 3" x 1 ¾", Birmingham 1898...

Group: Art Nouveau small silver Bottle Holder, 2 ½" tall overall, Birmingham 1902, (A/F); Together with pair of hallmarked silver Sconces ...

Pair of early 20th Century silver mounted Candlesticks with barley twist oak centres, 5" tall, Birmingham 1926, (A/F), (2)

Hallmarked silver Christening Mug of plain tapering cylindrical form to a circular foot, (uninscribed), 2 ¾" tall, Sheffield 1942; Togethe...

Continental faceted glass Spirit Flask with white metal screw-on lid, 5 ½" x 3 ½" overall

Hallmarked silver Pint Tankard of tapering cylindrical form with hollow looped handle, presentation inscription dated 1964, 4 ½" tall, Lon...

Group: Pair of spherical cut glass Scent Bottles with hallmarked silver lids, (defective), 4" tall, Birmingham 1919; Together with moulded glas...

George III double ended Marrow Scoop of usual design, 8" long, London 1792, by George Smith III and William Fearn

Pair of George III silver Sugar Tongs, Fiddle pattern, London 1806, Maker G S

Group: Seven antique silver Table Forks, Fiddle pattern, 15 ½ ozs

Two Georgian base marked silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, (A/F)

Single hallmarked silver Dessert Spoon, Old English pattern, London 1913

Georgian silver Butter Knife, Fiddle pattern, probably London 1809, (worn)

Group: Six assorted antique silver small Spoons; Together with pair of small engraved hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs, (7)

Pair of George III silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, London 1814

Group: Seven antique and later silver Teaspoons, including a Hester Bateman example, (7)

Good set of six Provincial silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, York 1832, by Barber Cattle & North

Set of five hallmarked silver Teaspoon, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, London 1912, (worn)

Set of six late Victorian silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern with bright cut decoration to the handles, Sheffield 1896