Antiques and General Effects

Two Silver topped jars and one other.

A Victorian Silver beetroot fork by the Lias brothers, London, 1848.

A George the III tablespoon by George Wintle, London, 1794.

A Dutch Silver trefid spoon, imported Chester 1901.

Two pairs of H/M Silver sugar tongs.

A H/M Silver, bon-bon dish, Birmingham 1903.

A bag of assorted Silver items including a snuffbox, perfume bottle with silver top.

Four Silver cricket medals, Chester 1932.

A H/M Silver pincushion in the shape of a canoe, C1927.

A Silver heart shaped box embossed cherub figure to top.

A George II Hanoverian dessertspoon, London 1751.

Two Silver teaspoons with lawn bowls decoration to top, Birmingham 1936, a Victorian Silver twisted stem salt spoon, London 1881 and a pair of Georgia

Two pairs of Silver H/M sugar tongs.

A modern H/M Silver pillbox with a fox design to the lid.

A George III tablespoon by James Welsh, Edinburgh 1765.

A Jubilee Silver pillbox and two others.

A Scottish provincial teaspoon, by James Erskine, Aberdeen, C1795.

A cruet set in the form of a small dog and fox head.

A Georgian Silver pillbox, Birmingham 1800.

Two heavy H/M Silver serving spoons, London.