Auction
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General (1)
Jewellery (1)
Objets d'art (44)
Pens (2)
Silver (401)
Watches (1)
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Lot 336 - Three George IV silver berry spoons.
Sold for £90
Lot 337 - A collection of eighteen various Georgian silver Old English pattern teaspoons.
Sold for £100
Lot 338 - An Edwardian silver cream jug and sugar bowl by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.
Sold for £80
Lot 339 - An early George III silver wrythen fluted pedestal cream jug.
Sold for £60
Lot 340 - An Edwardian silver card case by Henry Williamson Ltd.
Lot 341 - A collection of nine George III and later mustard spoons.
Lot 342 - A George VI silver four piece tea set by Lowe Chester.
Estimated at £1,000 - £1,200
Lot 343 - A fork and spoon set by Martin, Hall & Co.
Sold for £30
Lot 344 - A George III silver swing handled pedestal cake basket.
Sold for £400
Lot 345 - A George V silver set of four Old English soup spoons by Cooper Brothers & Sons.
Lot 346 - A Victorian silver set of five fiddle pattern teaspoons by Robert Williams.
Sold for £45
Lot 347 - A silver pepperette by Samuel Walton Smith together with three mustard pots.
Lot 348 - A Victorian silver mug by William Hutton & Sons
Lot 349 - A George V silver three branch epergne.
Sold for £50
Lot 350 - A George VI silver rectangular cigarette box and a cigarette case.
Lot 351 - An Edwardian silver miniature or dolls tureen and cover.
Lot 352 - A Victorian silver harlequin set of five fiddle pattern teaspoons.
Lot 353 - A pair of George III silver Old English pattern dinner spoons Peter, Anne, William Bateman.
Sold for £110
Lot 354 - A George V silver cigarette box by Walker & Hall.
Sold for £130
Lot 355 - A George III Irish silver ladle.
Sold for £250
Lot 356 - An Edwardian silver mug with boar's tusk handle by Joseph Rodgers & Sons.
Sold for £320
Lot 357 - A George III silver milk jug
Sold for £70
Lot 358 - A George III silver set of six teaspoons by Hester Bateman.
Lot 359 - A George V silver hot water pot by Harrison Brothers & Howson.
Sold for £120
