Pottery, Porcelain, Glass and Jewellery - Day 1

A set of six George III Scottish silver teaspoons by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh 1818, 14.75cm, 3.25oz £60-80

A George III silver shoe buckle, maker CB, Birmingham 1813, of rectangular foliate design, 25mm wide, another large silver beaded shoe buckle, maker W

A Victorian Scottish silver fiddle and shell pattern serving spoon by J McKay, Edinburgh, 1855, crested, 30.75cm, 3.75oz £100-120

A George II silver salver by John Tuite, London 1739, of circular shape with moulded shell scrolled edge, raised on four scrolled feet, plain but engr

A late Victorian silver sweetmeat bowl, possibly by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1899, of lobed circular form embossed and pierced, raised on three...

An Edwardian silver salver by Ackroyd Rhodes, London 1908, of plain circular shape with moulded edge, raised on three foliate scrolled feet, 20.5cm di

A set of six late Victorian silver bright cut teaspoons, maker AP, Sheffield 1899, cased together with the companion sugar tongs, initialled, 3.75oz...

An early 19th century silver spice box, unmarked, of ovoid form, heavily engraved allover with coil pattern, the threaded cover revealing a pierced ...

A matched set of twelve silver Old English pattern teaspoons by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934-39, monogrammed, cased together with a pair of ele...

A modern silver snuffbox, maker AC & Sons, Birmingham 1977, of rectangular shape with serpentine edges, the hinged cover engraved with arabesque...

A pair of George III silver pitchers by William Cripps, London 1760 & 1761, each raised from a circular foot with plain spherical body below a r...

An Edwardian silver two handled cup by Wakely and Wheeler, London 1901, the plain body engraved with a crest and an armorial between two S scroll hand

An Edwardian silver milk jug by Jones and Crompton, Birmingham 1902, of rectangular compressed form, the lower body fluted beneath a gadrooned edge, w

A group of eight various 18th century silver shell and scroll back teaspoons, various makers and dates circa 1770, the stems with later figural emboss

A pair of early 19th century Scottish silver fiddle pattern toddy ladles by John Robertson, Aberdeen circa 1820, initialled M, 16.5cm, £100-150

A plain silver mounted photograph frame by Stokes and Ireland Ltd, Chester 1911, of plain rectangular shape with easel back, 20.5 x 30.5cm £60-80

A set of twelve George IV and William IV silver Old English pattern table or soup spoons by Jonathan Hayne, London 1822/23/31/35, all crested, 22.5cm,

A quantity of silver fiddle pattern flatware comprising: eleven dessert forks, various makers and dates (five by Mary Chawner, London 1839), three tab

A Victorian silver christening pair of spoon and fork by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1896, each bright cut engraved with fern pattern, cased, 2oz
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George III seven bar toast rack by Soloman Hougham, London 1803, standing on an arched flat reeded wire frame with four pad feet. the raised centre di