General Sale - Day 1

A quantity of Fiddle pattern flatware 30/50

An early Victorian shaped rectangular two-handled dessert dish, chased with panels of flowers and leaves within a bold applied border of acanthus and

An Edwardian rectangular basket of woven wicker design, with 'cable' borders and loop handle, 6in wide 30/50

A Victorian revolving cruet frame, of rococo design, the leaf cast posted loop handle above six beaded pierced baskets to hold cut glass condiment bot

Four George III Old English pattern serving spoons, various makers, London 1799, 1801, 1808, 1820, 16oz (4) 120/180

A set of four George III Fiddle pattern serving spoons, crested, London 1816, 23oz 200/300

A George IV Old English pattern salad server, crested, London 1822 50/80

A Victorian Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, with transverse oval bowl, crested, 4in, Henry Holland, London 1859 40/60

A pair of William IV Fiddle pattern salt spoons, with transverse oval bowls, crested, David Phillips, London 1836; a pair of George III Fiddle pattern

Four Fiddle pattern dessert spoons; four Fiddle pattern salt and mustard spoons, crested, various makers, George III and later, 7oz 40/60

A set of five George III Fiddle pattern egg spoons, with spade shaped bowls, crested, William Chawner, London 1817 40/60

A composed set of six Fiddle pattern tablespoons, crested, various makers, London 1816, 1836, 1837, 16oz 80/120

A composed set of nine Fiddle pattern dessert forks, crested, various makers, London 1816, 1837, etc, 28oz 120/180

Four butter knives, crested, various makers, George IV and later, 5oz 20/30

A George III meat skewer, crested, 12.75in long, London 1816; two plated meat skewers, 10in long (3) 50/80

A pair of George III Old English pattern serving spoons, London 1807, 7oz 100/150

A pair of William V sugar tongs, plain, London 1836; another, similar, 1844; another, with claw nips, Sheffield 1895, 5oz (3) 40/60

Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern flatware, George III - Victoria (4) 25/35

A set of six Victorian Scottish Kings pattern egg spoons, 5in, Edinburgh 1863-64 (marks rubbed) 40/60

A composed set of twelve Old English pattern teaspoons, engraved with initials, various dates and makers, George III - George IV 70/100