Two Day Antique Sale - Day Two

Pair George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1803, by Richard Crossley

Two antique silver Salt Spoons, one Fiddle pattern, one Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, (2)

Late Victorian silver mounted and glass Pepper Grinder, 3 «" tall, Birmingham 1896

Hallmarked silver Butter Shell on three ball feet, 5" x 4", Sheffield 1902

American silver Teaspoon, the bowl with low relief decoration depicting Capitol Building, the stem decorated with entwined laurel leaves, circa 1890/9

Group comprising: Victorian silver Butter Knife with engraved blade and twist handle, Sheffield 1890 by Archer Machin and Marsh; Together with 2 Georg

Russian silver Cup Holder, Art Nouveau period, cast with a continuous scene of Viking boats and castle, 4 «" tall, late 19th Century

Pair George III silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, circa 1810

Pair George III bright cut silver Sugar Tongs, London 1815 by Stephen Adams, (repaired)

Group comprising: cast white metal Serving Spade; Together with 2 Continental white metal Serving Spoons, (3)

Heavy hallmarked silver Christening Mug of inverted bell form, having embossed 'strapwork' decoration, the circular foot A/F, 3" tall, ...

Late Victorian silver Apostle Serving Spoon with twist stem, 7" long, London 1896 by S W Hutton

Group: five hallmarked silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern

Two antique silver Dessert Spoons, Fiddle pattern, including one Dublin 1813, Maker SN

Good quality hallmarked silver Sugar Bowl and matching Cream Jug of fluted circular form to spreading circular bases, London 1898/9, 8ozs

Georgian base marked silver Tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, possibly London 1755, (worn)

Victorian silver Sugar Spoon, Fiddle pattern, London 1884

Pair George III silver Fruit Serving pieces, the oval bowls later pierced and embossed with floral and foliate decoration, chased handles, London 1805

George III silver Tablespoon, Old English pattern, London 1792 by William Sumner (slight defects)

Faceted glass Dressing Table Jar with embossed hallmarked silver lid, 3 «" tall, London 1905