Silver, Plated Wares, Coins & Medals

Edwardian plain rectangular vesta case - Birmingham 1906 - maker possibly J Gloster; also an oval hinged pill box with embossed decoration of cherubs

Victorian open dish in the shape of a duck on water, London 1893, 7cm in length overall. £20 - 30

A lady's French gilt cigarette case with light yellow guilloche enamel decoration and thumbpiece set with six rose diamonds, 8.3 cm wide, slight...

Russian gilt and multi-coloured enamel open salt with raised floral decoration within two beaded borders, mark for 1899 - 1908 - 84 quality, 4.5 cm wi

A white metal topped glass decanter, stamped 800 (glass neck af) and a plated goblet. £10 - 20

A pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern tablespoons with engraved initials on the handles, London 1874, maker George Adams. (4.6ozt) (one bowl badly damage

Pair of Victorian Old English pattern sauce ladles by James Round & Son, Sheffield 1894, and two pairs of sugar nips, London 1879 and Sheffield ...

1950's silver "plain pine" flatware, comprising; an eight piece place setting plus serving spoon and teaspoon. (10) £55 - 75

A set of six George III and William IV teaspoons and matching sugar tongs with bright cut decoration, makers possibly Stephen Adams Junior and Jason L

A George III silver and ivory/bone apple corer, the blade has a screw fitting to the handle (small split in handle). £165 - 225

A George III silver toddy ladle with twisted ebony handle and spacer engraved with monogram, London but date marked rubbed. £115 - 135

Twelve person set of ivory handled silver fisheaters, in plush-lined oak case and an engraved letter to each handle, Sheffield 1936. £330 - 400

Six Scottish Fiddle and Thread tablespoons four George IV - maker WMAM, Glasgow 1829 and two Victorian - maker R&W, Edinburgh 1838 (18ozt). ...

DUBLIN - late 18th century pair of scissor action sugar nips with shell ends by John Tweedy and a similar smaller pair, maker GS, other marks rubbed (

Pair of Victorian silver salad servers with wooden handles, seen with oak leaf design, in plush lined fitted case for Pidduck & Sons, Hanley, Sh...

Russian - set of six silver gilt coffee spoonss seen with part twisted stems and decorated undersides to the bowls Moscow 1879. £90 - 150

Six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tableforks by Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1877. (13ozt). £100 - 150

George IV - silver Fiddle & Thread pattern fish slice with pierced centre panel to blade, and handle with initials and shell terminal, London 18...

George I - pair of rat-tail dessert spoons, Britannia standard, London 1716. £90 - 150

George III - a long handled silver basting spoon, London 1764, 33cms in length. £250 - 350

Six 19th century continental Fiddle type pattern dessert spoons. (13.75 ozt). £80 - 120

Set of six Danish silver teaspoons with sugar scoop in case, together with six East European coffee spoons with filigree stems. £80 - 100

Two 19th century Scottish silver cream ladles, Fiddle pattern, Edinburgh 1818 and 1834. £80 - 100

George III - pair of Scottish silver sugar tongs with shell bowls, Edinburgh 1809. £30 - 60

Six 18th century teaspoons with bright cut stems by Thomas Wallis, London. £50 - 70

Pair of Victorian silver berry spoons in original plush-lined case, the gilt bowls with rose motifs, Birmingham 1899. £55 - 85

Set of six Irish golfing medal spoons in a fitted case. Dublin 1933. £80 - 120

Various items of flatware comprising two pairs of silver sugar nips 1922 and 1930, an Edward VIII annointing spoon; six late Victorian silver apostle

French - various items of flatware, all marked with French Minerva mark including a gilt preserve spoon in a fitted case, a four-piece serving set in

Group of silver flatware items comprising - six George III Fiddle & Thread table forks, John Harris IV (?) London 1817; pair of William IV Fiddl...

Various flatware items comprising set of 1920's silver teaspoons in case, silver caddy spoon, Sheffield 1953, five commemorative silver town spo...

Four victorian Fiddle & Thread teaspoons London 1859 and a pair of plain sugar tongs London 1875. £28 - 40

A pair of silver salad servers with fluted bowls, in original fitted box, makers mark "EV", Sheffield 1936 (6ozt). £70 - 120

A pair of Perth table spoons in the style of Old English with the initials "JSB" engraved to the handles. Maker Robert Keay, £160 - 220

A trefid Pewter spoon with decorative terminal. Stamped with a crown and tudor rose, with the letters "HK". £25 - 35

A Georgian silver meat skewer, the date mark is worn but the crowned head of the leopard is still visible, maker possibly Alexander Barnett. £8...

Late Victorian/Edwardian twelve person set of ivory handled silver fish eaters, the knives and forks with engraved fern design, Sheffield 1900. ...

George III/IV - two Fiddle pattern tablespoons, makers JB and RP, and a further Old English teaspoon - London 1780. (6.5ozt). £30 - 60

Nine antique silver dessert spoons - Fiddle pattern - three London 1837, maker CS, two Victorian, Exeter 1839, maker WR Sobey, Old English pattern - t

EXETER - Three George III silver tablespoons with bright cut decoration and engraved initials to handle cartouche, by Richard Ferris 1797. (6.5ozt)....

HESTER BATEMAN - pair of Old English pattern George III tablespoons, with feather edge detail and initials to handles. £120 - 180

George III - three Shell and Thread pattern tablespoons, hallmarked London 1810, 1813, 1816, the two earlier spoons by WM's Eley, Fern & Cha...

A Victorian six person silver canteen comprising bright cut decoration teaspoons, dessert spoons, table forks, dessert forks, steel bladed ivory and i

Eight Victorian Fiddle pattern silve forks, five table and three dessert, hallmarked London 1838, maker DP. (15ozt). £70 - 90

Seven silver mustard spoons, various dates and makers, four by WW (William Williams II?). £80 - 100

William Bateman - four William IV Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, London 1836. £70 - 100

Peter Ann & William Bateman - eight teaspoons, hallmarked London 1802, 1803 (several af), also four further teaspoons (11). £40 - 70

Quantity of silver plated flatware including two part Fiddle pattern canteens, a set of steak knives and forks in a box and oddments. £50 - 70

Three items of silver flatware comprising:- a William IV fish knife, a Victorian Fiddle pattern sugar shovel and an Edwardian preserve spoon with brig

Peter and Ann Bateman - four George III teaspoons with bright cut decoration, London 1792. £20 - 40