General Sale - Day 1

A George IV silver knife and fork with silver blade and tines Est. 20/30

A Sterling silver soup ladle Est. 60/80

An Edwardian silver teapot. Makers mark for James Henry Barraclough, Sheffield 1906 15.5cm Est. 150/200

Two silver items: a silver jug, Chester 1899 and a twin handled bowl, Birmingham 1915. 8.5cm Est. 70/90

Six Georgian silver Spoons, four initialled "R" to handle. Marked CB, London 1816 and two silver spoons, marked London 1808. 18cm Est. 80/...

Five George II silver spoons, markers mark JW London 1743 and one George III Spoon, the distinct markers mark, London, 1773 all initialled "J&q...

A pair of Dutch serving spoons, the handles in the form of a lady and gentleman, import marks, together with a stilton scoop. 27cm Est. 80/120

A part canteen of silver flatware in the Old English pattern with bright cut decoration, viz: four table spoons, six dessert spoons, five coffee spoon

Six 19th century Scottish silver dessert spoons in the Fiddle & Thread pattern, probably Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow 1826, and six silver gra...

A silver pedestal bowl with pierced sides and a cast border, James Jay 1902, approx. 10oz, 20cm diameter, and an embossed silver bowl of lobed shape r