Silver and jewellery and Decorative Arts Sale

A George I Hanoverian rat tailed serving spoon, engraved with a monogram, London 1725, the maker's mark rubbed - 6 oz(see illustration)

A pair of Victorian fiddle pattern serving spoons, engraved with crests, Exeter 1865 by James and Josiah Williams, 32 cm (11 1/2 in) - 9 1/2 oz(see

A George III old English feather edge serving spoon, engraved with a monogram, London 1787 by Thomas Northcote - 4 oz(see illustration)

A George IV fiddle pattern serving spoon with a crest, London 1824 by John, Henry and Charles Lias - 3 1/2 oz(see illustration)

A George I Hanoverian pattern serving spoon, engraved with a crest, circa 1728, apparently struck four times with the maker's mark of John Wiche...

A George III Irish fiddle pattern straining spoon, engraved with a crest, the bowl with a pierced divider, Dublin 1804, the maker's mark J.S pos...

A Victorian oblong five bottle cruet stand, embossed with flowers, scrolls, diaper and cartouches with a crest, a central scroll chased handle, wood

A Victorian oil and vinegar frame, oval with a nulled border, volute terminals and scroll feet, a central leaf chased scroll handle and two gadrooned

A set of eight George III old English pattern table forks, initial 'H', London 1800 by William Eley I and William Fearn - 18 oz

A fiddle pattern part table service, comprising, twelve table forks, London 1840 by Charles Lias(6) and 1847 by Robert Wallis(6), twelve table spoons