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A Swedish silver spoon, c.1600, partially gilt, the cast finial formed of four fleur-de-lys, above a twisted and cast stem, over a pear-shaped bowl inscribed 'S',11.5cm long, 36g

A 17th-century Italian silver trefid spoon, c.1680, of typical form, the stem terminating in a rat tail, 15.1cm long, 30g

A 17th-century Dutch silver spoon, by Jargen Arents, c.1684, the cast finial formed as an animal, supporting a shield inscribed 'A I', over a diamond section stem and ovoid bowl,18.2cm long, 45g

A Swedish silver spoon, c.1600, partially gilt, the cast finial with four ringed branches above a wrythen stem, over an ovoid bowl chased with a heart within a geometric border,13.3cm long, 56g

A 17th-century Dutch silver spoon, c.1667, the cast finial depicting a seated figure holding a sceptre, over a faceted and cast stem, above an ovoid bowl inscribed 'ET' verso,17.1cm long, 45g

A vibrant and varied quartet of Asian snuff bottles, each crafted in a distinct style that showcases a range of decorative traditions. The group includes a carved cinnabar lacquer bottle adorned with a geometric starburst pattern and embellished with an applied jadeite floral spray in hues of green and celadon, complete with its original stopper and spoon. Another example, molded in faux coral resin, presents an intricate high-relief scene featuring traditional Chinese figures amidst architecture and trees, with ornate detail continuing across its rounded body. A mother-of-pearl inlaid bottle displays a shimmering mosaic surface, centered by an oval medallion carved in bone with the image of a stylized lion or dog and accented with a small red coral cabochon at the shoulder, with Chinese characters incised at the base. Completing the group is a hand-painted bone bottle of flattened ovoid form, depicting a colorful narrative scene of five women engaged in conversation under parasols, rendered in soft enamel tones and capped by a tall pointed stopper. Together, these four pieces form a visually rich and culturally diverse presentation of Asian snuff bottle artistry.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 3"HCondition: Age related wear. Mother of Pearl bottle missing bottom of spoon.

[142.77g] - a Regency period silver basting spoon, London 1829 by William Chawner II, 30cm long

Box of assorted items to incl a terrestrial globe, large carved wooden spoon/ladle, bronzed statue of a woman and child, etc

[71.25g] - six assorted silver spoon to inc condiment and apostle spoons, a mixture of 19th and 20th century, all with English hallmarks

[99.22g] - six pieces of assorted silver cutlery, mainly antique pieces but all with British hallmarks, to inc salt and mustard spoons, preserve spoon etc

[48.83g] - three silver items to inc a silver Torah pointer or Yad, a silver and coin set pickle fork and a Dutch silver spoon, all XRF confirmed as over 0.800 silver, the Yad 19cm long

A small silver drum mustard pot with matching spoon and blue glass liner, Chester 1909 by Stokes & Ireland, 47mm tall, 43.63g without liner

[72.45g] - five assorted silver spoons, four with English hallmarks and a retro Norwegian 830 silver spoon, the longest 14cm [5]

A silver caddy spoon formed as a decorative Jockey cap, marked 925 and XRF confirmed, 55mm wide

A Japanese Sterling silver spoon with engraved with Buddhist motifs to bowl and a chrysanthemum and leaves to handle, marked and XRF confirmed, 16cm long, 26.62g

Christofle silver-plated flatware set in the neoclassical Malmaison pattern, expertly crafted in France. This serving duo includes a round salad spoon and matching fork, both adorned with the signature palmette and beaded border design that defines the Malmaison motif. Each piece is marked Christofle.Issued: 1967 - 1983Dimensions: 9.75"LCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This refined 71-piece fine bone china dinnerware set by Royal Albert features the beloved Old Country Roses pattern, originally launched in 1962. Crafted in England, each piece is adorned with vibrant clusters of red, pink, and golden yellow roses accented by lush greenery and finished with hand-applied 22-karat gold trim. The set includes a generous assortment of dinner plates, salad and bread plates, teacups and saucers, serving platters, a teapot, covered sugar bowl, creamer, gravy boat, and additional serving pieces. Bearing the original Royal Albert backstamp from 1962, this collection epitomizes timeless English elegance and is ideal for both display and formal entertaining. Includes: 11 dinner plates; 1 teapot; 12 teacups; 1 butter dish; 1 creamer container; 1 sugar bowl; 2 candle holders; 12 bread plates; 12 salad plates; 1 saucer; 1 large serving plate; 1 duble spoon; and 3 medium size serving dishes. Issued: 1962Dimensions: Largest piece: 16"LCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Silver-plated serving spoon by Christofle, crafted in France in the distinguished Malmaison pattern. This large oval spoon showcases the brand's iconic neoclassical design, adorned with a symmetrical palmette motif and a finely beaded edge. The piece is marked Christofle.Issued: 1967 - 1983Dimensions: 10"LCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of silver hallmarked spoons. To include five various fiddle pattern mustard spoons, one pair London 1807, another pair London 1832 and one is London 1886; together with a sifter spoon by H J Lias & Son, London 1845, and a George III fiddle pattern teaspoon, maker OF, London 1821, total weight 4.86 oz (7)

An Edwardian Art & Crafts silver caddy spoon by Albert Edward Jones. Birmingham 1931, hammered finish, length 7cm, width 4.2cm, weight 0.721 oz.The item is in very good antique condition. No visible damage, repair, or restoration signs.

A modern silver Hanoverian pattern part set of cutlery by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd. To include four dessert spoons, two table forks and five dessert forks, Sheffield 1982; together with a similar table fork, dessert spoon and dessert fork by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1934, total weight 26.12 oz.

A George V silver cruet set by Deakin & Francis Ltd, within fitted box. Comprising hinge lidded mustard pot, open salt, with blue glass liners, mustard and salt spoon, Birmingham 1924, weight of silver 3.00 oz.

A set of three George III Irish silver fiddle pattern teaspoons by Stephen Bergin, and other silver flatware. The three teaspoons hallmarked Dublin 1818, length 14.5cm; together with a dessert fork by Charles Boyton, London 1872, a feeding spoon, Birmingham 1916, a Victorian OE beaded pattern dessert spoon by Chawner & Co, London 1872, and a pair of George III mustard spoons by Thomas Wallis, London 1799, total weight 5.37 oz (8)

A collection of eight silver teaspoons. To inlcude a Russian Imperial enamel teaspoon, workmaster HC, 84 standard mark, length 11cm; together with a Norwegian silver and enamel thistle spoon by J Tostrup, a novelty spoon with basket finial, stamped 900, and five other novelty spoons, total weight 120g.

A George III silver circular salt, together with two salt spoons. Of a gadrooned form, supported by triple shell cast feet, height 4.5cm, London 1765, together with a Victorian silver salt/mustard spoon, Sheffield 1882, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, length 7cm, and a plated salt spoon. Total silver weight 2.278 oz.

A selection of silver items. To include a small pedestal sugar caster by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1903, height 13cm; a pair of balaster pepper casters by Richard Richardson, Sheffield 1919, height 7.5cm; a hinge lidded mustard pot by S Blanckensee & Son, with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1936, height 5cm, and a silver mustard spoon, total weight of silver 7.10 oz (5).

A selection of silver items. To include a George IV fiddle pattern table spoon by Robert Essex, London 1825, length 22cm; a George VI silver tea strainer, Birmingham 1937; a mustard spoon and a silver mounted glass teapot stand, Birmingham 1924, weight of solid silver 2.95 oz (4)

A silver three piece cruet by John Rose. Of pedestal form, comprising mustard and spoon, salt and pepper shakers, Birmingham 1960, 4.75 oz.

A Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoon by Mary Chawner, and two demitasse spoons. The Victorian table spoon engraved '1840' and hallmarked London 1839, length 22.5cm; together with a Victorian Dutch export demitasse spoon with animal finial and twisted stem by Samuel Boyce (or Boaz) Landeck, London import mark 1895, and a white metal spoon with elephant finial, unmarked. Total weight 3.28 oz.

A selection of six silver spoons and a napkin ring. To include a souvenir grapefruit spoon with naturalistic handle and police badge armorial by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, London 1895; a Scottish spoon with thistle finial and William III sixpence coin bowl by John Maitland Talbot, Edinburgh 1891; a continental cast spoon with mask bowl and three hallmarked spoons. Total weight 4.08 oz.

A remarkable Edwardian silver canteen of Queen's Pattern cutlery for 24 by Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd. London 1910, comprising 24 table forks, 24 table spoons, 24 dessert forks, 12 x dessert spoons, a gravy spoon, a soup ladle, and 4 sauce ladles, each engraved with the armorial of the Macaulay family, housed in an oak three drawer canteen with brass recessed carrying handles and brass escutcheon with Macaulay engraved boot armorial, width 53cm x height 27cm. Together with a modern set of 13 silver filled handle table knives and 11 dessert knives in Queen's Pattern. Total weight of solid silver 231.2 oz, or 7191.12 grams.

A cased Victorian silver fork and spoon set by Mappin & Webb. With foliate scroll and trellis cast decoration, London 1888, length 16cm, 2.56 oz. Within original purple velvet and silk fitted case.

A modern silver three-piece cruet set by S J Rose & Son. Of oval facetted form, London 1956; together with a Victorian provincial silver mustard spoon by Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1880. Total weight 4.73 oz.

Georgian London Silver serving spoon. Produced by Dennis Langton. 114grams. 30cm length.

A small quantity of silver - including a toast rack, a cream jug, two stem vases, a sugar sifter, two forks and a christening spoon, 288g weighable.

A 9ct Welsh gold love spoon - on a fine link 9ct chain, 4.9g.

A 19th century cut glass salt - navette shaped and raised on a foot, together with a bright cut silver spoon, circa 1780, possibly William Sumner & Richard Crossley

A Georgian silver table spoon - London 1809, with bright-cut engraving, together with a pair of sugar nips and a silver topped cut glass container, 90g weighable, with a plated mustard spoon, sugar nips and caddy spoon. (6)

A flatware service of spoons - Georgian and Victorian, various dates 1804, 1814 and 1841, Old English Fiddle pattern and engraved with initials, including a serving spoon, two ladles, a mustard spoon, table spoons and sugar nips, 649g.

A pair of Chinese white metal spoons - the terminals decorated with bamboo fronds, length 17.5cm, weight 85g, together with a silver jam spoon and three silver mustard spoons.

Pair of silver candlesticks with weighted bases, silver sauce boat spoon and silver lidded dressing table bottle - sauceboat and spoon weight 98 grams.

Mid 17th century silver seal top spoon. with fig shaped bowl, engraved armorial to reverse, hexagonal stem with stepped plain terminal, marked with leopard's head in bowl, traces of a maker's mark and lion passant on back of stem. 18cm overall length.General overall condition good, some surface wear and scratching, possible repair where heel joins bowl, top of terminal possibly filed. Additional images to follow.

17th silver gilt apostle spoon, with tear drop bowl and hexagonal stem. mounted with an image of Symon of Cyrene, marked only in the bowl, possibly provincial. 18.5cm overall length.

Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver pickle fork and spoon, with twisted stems and nail top terminals, in a fitted case (London 1906) Ramsden & Carr. 12.5cm and 13cm overall length respectively.

Cased set of six apostle teaspoons, pair tongs and a sugar sifter spoon, two cased sets of six silver golfing teaspoons (various dates and makers), together with a cased set of 12 French silver fruit knives, with maker's mark for V. Bolvin. Approximately 7ozs weighable silver. (4)

Charles I silver seal top spoon, with tear drop bowl and hexagonal stem, with baluster and seal top, tracing of gilding, marked in the bowl with leopard's head, maker's mark, lion passant and date letter for 1640, on back of stem. Maker William Carey.

Selection of miscellaneous silver, including two pairs sugar tongs, mote spoon, two caddy spoons and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips (various dates and makers). All at approximately 5ozs. (Qty)

George II silver serving spoon, later converted to a large berry spoon, with raised fruit bowl and engraved stem (London 1753) Elizabeth Oldfield, together with a George III Scottish silver tablespoon, later converted to a berry spoon, with raised fruit bowl and engraved stem (Edinburgh 1805) William Marshall. All at approximately 8ozs. Larger spoon 33.2cm overall length.

Victorian silver christening set, comprising bowl with fluted decoration and Onslow pattern spoon, in a fitted case (London 1886/87) Hukin & Heath. All at approximately 4ozs. Bowl 11cm diameter.General overall condition very good, some minor surface wear and scratching, small ding to base, rim slightly bent, no major damage or repair. Spoon has some minor scratching to bowl. Case very good, some minoe exterior surface scuffing, no major damage.

A collection of silver items, 18th, 19th, and 20th century, to include a Georgian serving spoon, 30.5cm long, two casters, 14cm and 19cm high, two sauce boats, and jars with covers, together with two French silver servers or slices with ebonised handles, total 40.3ozt (qty.)

A George Jones majolica chestnut server and spoon, the half-covered leaf adorned dish with applied chestnut and undulating rim, with conforming spoon, dish 27cm widespoon 20cm longCondition ReportCrazing throughout. With several hairline cracks to the dish. The spoon with chips to the glaze.

A collection of silver, a silver plate, by Fordham & Faulkner, Sheffield 1909, 21cm diameter, a silver spoon, London 1808, 18cm long, a pair of tongs, by William Atkin, Birmingham 1899, 9cm long, a glass vial with a silver stopper, by John Pound & Co, London 1904, 13.5cm long, a silver heart shaped dish, London 1911, 9.5cm wide, a small silver bowl, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1887, 8cm diameter, a coffee pot, by Tessiers Ltd, London 1936, 22cm tall, a small silver cup, 5.5cm diameter, two small silver condiment pots, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1930, in fitted case, 5cm diameter, weighable 48.5ozt,with a set of eight white metal knives and forks, knives 21.5cm long, forks 18cm long (qty.)Condition ReportOne blue glass liner to condiment pot repaired with losses. Small rim split to the small mug. Light tarnish and small dents throughout.

A group of Danish silver flatware, comprising a serving spoon and two sauce ladles, by Christian F Heise, late 19th to early 20th century, largest 27.8cm, and an Arts & Crafts silver spoon, Evald J Nielsen, 12.6cm long8.3ozt (4)Condition ReportGeneral knocks and rubbing. Some wear to the gilt interiors.

A collection of silver items, comprising a set of six teaspoons, 8cm long, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1944, a set of six teaspoons, 10.5cm long, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1942, together with a silver bowl, 10cm diameter, and spoon, 13cm, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1944, and a silver tankard, 9cm tall, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1914,13.8ozt, (qty.)

A silver tasting cup, possibly French, of circular form with loop handle and cast detail, together with five silver decanter labels, on white metal chains and one other white metal example, a silver mounted bottle pourer, 6.5cm high, one enamel wine label and another ceramic one, a silver plated tasting cup, a silver snuff container, a silver fruit knife two silver and mother of pearl fruit knives a silver swizzle stick, a silver plated caddy spoon, spectacle case and tongs,total weighable silver 4.4ozt (qty.)Condition ReportGood polished condition with minor surface scratches

A Moorcroft 'Wisteria' pattern pepper pot, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England', and '101',9cm high,together with a Moorcroft 'Wisteria' lidded pot with removable metal compartments,10.5cm high (2)Condition ReportNo spoon. Lidded pot fully restoed and re painted.

Group of silver, including weighted Edwardian jug, open salt and a souvenir spoon, all hallmarkedCondition Report:Jug weighted 260 grams, weighable 30 grams

Victorian silver dessert spoon and two pairs of silver sugar tongs, approx total weight 8.3g

19thC Silver caddy spoon, Exeter 1846, maker Joseph William and another silver caddy spoon from Exeter 1851Approx 38g

Assorted scrap silver including Charles Horner thimble, brass farthing coin spoon, salt spoons c.1918, silver weight approx 32g