Two Day Antique Sale - Day 2

Group of three antique silver Teaspoons, double struck Kings Pattern

Group: Five Victorian silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern

Pair of William IV silver Salt Spoons, Old English pattern, London 1830; Together with two pairs of Victorian silver Salt Spoons, Fiddle pattern, Lond

Group: Six antique silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern

Group: Seven antique silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern

Group: Eight Georgian silver Teaspoons with 'Feathered' handles, including four winged Old English examples

Good set of six Victorian silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1867

Edwardian cut glass Dressing Table Jar with embossed hallmarked silver lid, 3 ¼" tall, Birmingham 1902, Together with a further white meta...

Large silver mounted Capstan Inkwell with loaded base, 6 ½" diameter, Birmingham 1912, (A/F)

Three pairs of Georgian silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, (A/F), (3)

Set of five hallmarked silver Egg Spoons, Old English pattern, Sheffield 1925; Together with a further silver Teaspoon, (6)

Heavy pair of Victorian silver Sugar Tongs, Kings pattern, London 1840; Together with George III Bright Cut silver Sugar Tongs, London 1792, (2)

Tray: Six antique silver Butter Knives, three with mother of pearl handles; Together with silver bladed and mother of pearl handled Bread Fork; Silver

Small three piece silver Tea Set of slightly compressed oval form, comprising: Teapot; Two handled Sugar Basin and Cream Jug, (the teapot and sugar ba

Pair of George IV silver Salt Spoons, Fiddle pattern; Together with ensuite Mustar Spoon, London 1828, by William Chawner

Two Russian silver small Spoons with enamel decoration, one dated 1896 A/F (2)

Import hallmarked Dutch silver Caddy Spoon, the bowl embossed with a tavern scene and having ship finial, 4 ½" long, London import hallmar...

Victorian silver Caddy Spoon with fluted mother of pearl handle, Birmingham 1870 by George Unite

George III silver Caddy Spoon, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, 3" long, Birmingham c1815 by Joseph Taylor

Silver gilt replica of the Coronation Anointing Spoon, 4 ½" long, Birmingham 1910