Worthing Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables

A set of six late Victorian silver old english pattern table forks, London 1900. 15oz £60-80

A set of six George V old english pattern table forks and six matching dessert forks, Makers: Walker & Hall 1911. 22oz £80-120

A group of thirteen George III silver old english pattern table spoons some crested, different dates and makers. 27oz £150-200

A George III silver skewer monogrammed 'B', no date letter. £70-100

A George III silver old english pattern basting spoon, makers: Richard Crossley and George Smith London 1808. 2.5oz £80-120

A pair of silver salad servers and mixed silver spoons. 11oz (weighable silver) £50-70

A silver and tortoiseshell shield shape desk clip, two silver napkin rings and a plated chamberstick. £80-120

A group of assorted flatware, with cutlery, a candelabrum and sundries. £60-80

A set of 6 silver dessert knives and forks, with green stained ivory handles, in wooden case. £100-150

A George V 26 piece canteen of silver Kings pattern flatware, comprising table forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons and 2 table spoons, M

A harlequin set of 6 William IV silver teaspoons, a sauce ladle, 7 other spoons and a pair of plated fish servers. £100-120

A composite set of George IV old english pattern dessert forks all London 1824 but different makers. 15oz £120-150

A cased pair of silver mounted hair brushes, a pewter mustard and pepper and a pair of plated pepperettes. £50-70

A pair of plated chambersticks, with conical extinguishers. £100-150

A Victorian set of 4 silver scallop salts and spoons, with gilt bowls, in fitted case, Birmingham 1897. £100-150

A George V travelling toilet set with red leather case and 8 silver mounted accessories. £150-200

A William IV silver waiter with scroll and piecrust border and scroll feet, 8ins. 1837, 12oz. £150-200

An Indian white metal tea strainer and stand. £30-50

An 800 standard rectangular tray, a pierced dish and a plated fruit bowl. £100-150

An Old Sheffield plate tankard with domed lid, and scroll handle with heart terminal, Makers Smith & Co, Birmingham c.1784. £220-250