Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables - Session 3

A George Henry Hart silver seal top spoon with rat tail bowl, 1958. £70-100

An Edwardian set of four silver menu holders inset with watercolours of yachts, Chester 1909. £200-300

A George III silver old English pattern basting spoon Makers W&P Cunningham, Edinburgh 1793. £100-150

A Charles II silver scroll-back trefid spoon, with pricked initials "M.B" and engraved initials "B.A", Makers initials SH, 1683....

A William III Britannia standard silver trefid spoon, with rat tail bowl, Makers mark rubbed, 1700. £300-500

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose spoon, with rat tail bowl, Maker William Mathew, 1703. £250-300

A George II Irish silver serving spoon, old English pattern, Maker William Walsh or William Williamson, Dublin 1753. £70-100

A George III silver serving spoon Maker Hester Bateman, 1788, together with 3 other spoons. £100-150

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver old English pattern spoon with rat tail bowl, Maker Thomas Sadler, 1710, and a George II silver spoon, 1746. ...

A George V engine turned silver photograph frame, 8 ins. £70-100

A quantity of assorted Danish white metal flatware and a napkin ring. £120-150

A Liberty & Co Cymric napkin ring with enamelled decoration, Birmingham 1904, a trinket dish designed by Kate Harris and a brush. £100-150

A George V silver teapot and matching hot water pot of compressed circular form with cut card decoration and ivory handles, Makers Walker and Hall, 19

A pair of George V old English pattern silver fish servers, in associated case. £60-80

An Edwardian silver waiter with piecrust border and scroll feet, 8.5 ins. Chester 1906, 11 oz. £50-80

Four rock crystal seals, a silver pen case, a Russian enamelled salt and a stopper. £80-120

A pair of silver sauceboats with flying scroll handles and pad feet. £80-100

A pair of George V small silver card trays of octagonal form with pad feet, Birmingham 1926. £70-100

A pair of George V silver cafe au lait pots with scroll handles, Birmingham 1935, Gross 21.5 oz. £200-300

A Victorian silver Christening mug and a later sugar bowl. £40-60