Two Day Antique Sale - Session 2

Group: Antique silver Flatware, viz: George III Tablespoon, London 1808; Pair of George III Bright Cut Sugar Tongs, London 1789 and Pair of Victorian

Pair of George III Bright cut silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1798, by Peter & Anne Bateman, (one A/F)

George III silver Fish Slice, the blade pierced and engraved with fern and leaf designs, bone handle, 12" long overall, London 1918, A/F

Heavy George III silver Soup Ladle, Fiddle pattern with circular bowl, 12" long, London 1820, by Thomas Wallis II and Jonathan Hayne, 8 ozs

Hallmarked silver encased Cigarette Box, rectangular shaped with engine turned lid, 6" x 3", Birmingham 1958

Single boxed silver Napkin Ring with foliate engraved decoration, bearing the number '2', Sheffield 1888 by Martin Hall & Co

Set of three Indian white metal small circular Bowls, 2 ½" diameter, late 19th/early 20th Century

Early George III silver Card Salver, circular shaped with shell and scrolled rim, foliate engraved centre with initials, supported on three bold hoof

Hallmarked silver Cigarette Case, square shaped with engine turned decoration to all sides, 3" x 3", Birmingham 1934, 4 ozs

Tray: Three various hallmarked silver Serviette Rings and metal example, (4)

Unusual steel Button Hook with ducks head silver handle, 7" long, Birmingham 1906

Pair of George III pierced cast silver Sugar Tongs, London c1767, by George Smith II, (A/F)

George III silver Marrow Scoop of usual double ended form, bearing a crest, London 1761, possibly by John White

George III silver Tablespoon, Fiddle pattern, London 1810 and Victorian example, London 1874; Together with 18th Century silver dognose Serving Spoon,

Two hallmarked silver Cigarette Cases with engine turned decoration, 6 ozs

Hallmarked silver encased Cigarette Box, square shaped with slightly domed lid, 3 ½" x 2 ¾", London 1911, by Mappin & Webb, ...

Set of six Continental white metal Egg Cups of plain circular form

Group: Four Georgian silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern

Group: Five antique and later silver Teaspoons, (Conditions vary)

Group: Six Georgian and later silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern