Two Day Antique Sale - Session 2

Six Georgian hallmarked silver assorted Teaspoons all Fiddle pattern

Six Georgian silver assorted Teaspoons Old English pattern

Small Edwardian silver Trophy Cup and Cover, usual form twin handled on a spreading stepped circular foot, London 1907 Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd...

Cut glass Dressing Table Scent Bottle of lighthouse shape with pointed stopper and hallmarked silver collar, 8" tall, London 1918

Cut glass Sugar Shifter of waisted circular form, push on lid, (slight defects), 6 ½" tall, London 1929

Hallmarked silver Ashtray rectangular shaped, plain design standing on four animal feet, A/F Birmingham 1961 by W.A 4 ¼" x 3" 2ozs

Hallmarked silver Cigarette Box, square shaped, engine turned lid, Birmingham 1935, 3" x 3"

Heavy hallmarked silver Quaich usual form, beaded rim with twin scroll and beaded handles, Sheffield 1944, 5ozs

George III silver gilt Ladle, bright cut decorated handle, the ova bowl embossed with floral and foliate design, London 1805

Set of six Georgian silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern with feather edges, London c1770 by P Roker III

Two hallmarked silver Serviette Rings, oval example with engine turner decoration, Birmingham 1940 and 1933, (2)

Good quality hallmarked silver Sauce Boat, having a shaped rim, leaf capped flying scrolled handle and supported on three hoof feet, 6 ½" ...

Modern silver Cigarette Box rectangular shaped, hinged engine turned decorated lid, 5 ½" x 3 ¼", London 1973

Pair of faceted cut glass tall Dressing Table Bottles with engine turned silver lids, 6" tall, Birmingham 1913, (2)

Victorian silver Fish/Butter Knife, Fiddle pattern, London 1842, R W

Early George III base marked silver shell back Tablespoon, Old English pattern, London 1774, by George Smith III, (shell design partly worn); Together

Three antique silver Tablespoons, including a Victorian Exeter example, 1845, (conditions vary), (3)

Four silver Table Forks Fiddle pattern, London 1823, Maker R.P. (7ozs)

Pair Victorian silver Tablespoons Fiddle pattern, London 1848, by George Angel, (4ozs)

Matched set of six hallmarked silver Dessert Forks, English Pattern, 8ozs