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Lot 520
519
Four 19th Century silver mustard
spoons, various dates and makers,
together with, three white metal
teaspoons and silver salt spoon, total
weight 3.2oz, (8)
£30 - £50
520
George II silver pair of candlesticks,
London 1755, maker John Cafe, each
having detachable nozzles, the baluster
stems raised on square bases with shell
corners, each approx. 21cm high, total
weight 28oz, (2)
£800 - £1200
521
George III silver bright cut teaspoon,
maker Hampson, Prince and Cattles,
having bright cut decoration and
monogram, together with, silver fiddle
pattern teaspoon, 1836, by Barber, Cattle
and North, (2)
£60 - £80
522
George III silver cream jug, London 1772,
maker Ebenezer Coker, having gadroon
rim, scroll handle, the baluster body
with engraved monogram, raised on
circular foot, 13cm high, together with,
one other George III silver cream jug,
London 1775, maker ?S, with pinched
rim, monogrammed baluster body raised
on circular foot, 11cm high, total weight
6.1oz, (2)
£180 - £220
523
George III silver sifter ladle, London
1808, maker William Eley I, William
Fearn & William Chawner II, having
fiddle handle and floral pierced bowl,
together with, Victorian silver sifter
ladle, London 1845, having fiddle and
thread handle, the terminal having
scrolling shell decoration and bright cut
crest, with pierced bowl, total weight
3.5oz, (2)
£40 - £60
524
George V silver card tray, Sheffield 1914,
maker Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd,
with piecrust border, centrally engraved
presentation inscription, and raised on
three hoof feet, 15cm diameter, 6oz
£50 - £70
525
George V silver gilt tazza, London 1910,
maker Asprey & Co Ltd, having shell
and gadroon border, pierced floral
scrolling body and raised on similiar
circular spread foot, 33cm diameter x
16cm high, 30.9oz
£250 - £350
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