Jewellery, Silver, Objets De Vertu And Silver Plate (Day 1)

Charles Boyton - a Pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern Tablespoons. London 1868, 153gms. £30-50

George Jones - a Set of five 18th Century bright cut Old English pattern Teaspoons. Incompletely marked. £70-100

A 19th Century German silver coloured metal Fiddle pattern Basting Spoon. £60-90

William Bateman - a George IV Fiddle pattern Caddy Spoon. London 1825. £60-90

Mary Chawner - a Set of six Victorian Fiddle pattern Dessert Spoons. London 1838, 270gms. £110-150

A George III Old English pattern Sauce Ladle with shell bowl. Exeter 1805. £65-85

A Pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern Sugar Tongs Exeter 1853. £20-40

A Pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern Sugar Tongs. London 1845.

Gabriel Wirgman - a Pair of George III bright cut Sugar Tongs. London 1792.

William Eley & William Fearn - a Set of six George III Old English pattern Teaspoons London 1800. And another by George and Alice Burrows, Londo...

Thomas Death - a Set of five George III Old English pattern Teaspoons London 1811, and a similar pair London 1794. £30-60

William Bateman I - a Pair of George III Fiddle pattern Tablespoons. London 1818, 153gms. With a plated tablespoon. £30-50

A Set of six Victorian Fiddle pattern Teaspoons London 1880, 142gms. £40-60

A Pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern Salt Spoons Exeter 1876. With an Old English pattern Salt Spoon, Sheffield 1938, a Mustard Spoon, Sheffield 1936 an

Ebeneezer Coker - a George II Old English pattern Tablespoon London 1750. And another by William Sumner I and Richard Crossley. Marks obscured. ...

A Pair of George III Scottish Fiddle pattern Sugar Tongs. Edinburgh 1816.

Joseph Taylor - a George III Caddy Scoop with bright cut decoration. Birmingham 1806. £25-45

Charles Boynton - a Set of six Kings pattern Teaspoons. London 1853, 168gms. £50-80

A Pair of Victorian Sugar Tongs with chevron banding, London 1891. With a pair of Sugar Tongs, Birmingham 1910 and an Albany pattern silver handled Kn

Charles Boynton - a George IV Fiddle pattern Salt Spoon London 1828, and a Victorian Fiddle pattern Preserve Spoon by the same maker, London 1893.