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Lot 579
Lot 581
Lot 582
576
Four George V silver circular dishes,
Birmingham 1927, total weight 6.3oz,
together with, silver A.R.P badge, Scottish
style silver bar brooch, The Royal Irish
Regiment badge, various cufflinks etc.,
(qty)
£40 - £60
577
Four Victorian silver table forks, London
1845, maker George William Adams, each
having fiddle thread and shell terminal with
engraved bird crest, together with, three
smaller forks the same, and another dated
London 1873, four Victorian teaspoons, four
dessert spoons, Sheffield 1924, pair of
George III silver sugar tongs, London 1813,
maker Richard Turner etc., total weight
35.5oz, (qty)
£220 - £280
578
George III silver Old English pattern
tablespoon, London 1805, maker Stephen
Adams I or Stephen Adams & Son,
together with, George IV silver Old
English pattern tablespoon, Exeter 1820,
maker William Woodman, one other
George III Old English pattern silver
tablespoon, London 1798, maker Thomas
Shepherd, Victorian fiddle pattern
tablespoon, London 1892, maker John
Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, two apirs
of 19th Century silver sugar tongs,
various teaspoons etc., 14.3oz, (qty)
£100 - £150
579
George III silver tablespoon, London
1782, the terminal with monogram and
bright cut decoration, together with, one
other George III period silver tablespoon
similar, marks indistinct, total weight
3.6oz, (2)
£50 - £70
580
George IV pair of silver Queens pattern
tablespoons,
London
1824,
maker
Thomas Wilkes Barker, the terminal
engraved with crests, together with, pair
of William IV silver fiddle pattern
tablespoons,
London
1834,
maker
William Eaton, each with monogrammed
terminals, total weight 11.6oz, (4)
£100 - £150
581
George IV silver christening set,
Birmingham 1828/29, maker Unite &
Hilliard, comprising of knife, fork and
spoon, each with shell embossed
terminal, cased, (3)
£150 - £250
582
George V glass and silver topped
travelling set, London 1919, maker Drew
& Sons, the leather case opening to
reveal, fitted interior with contents of
four silver topped glass bottles and three
jars, each having etched glass floral
scrolling engraved decoration with
shaped silver lids, the largest bottle 15cm
high, the case 29cm x 25cm
£100 - £150
583
George V pair of silver wishbone sugar
tongs, Birmingham 1933, maker Barker
Bros Ltd., 9.5cm long
£30 - £40
584
George V silver and mother of pearl cased
set of fruit knives and forks, Sheffield
1925, maker Harry Atkins, comprising of
twleve each knives and forks, with
mother of pearl handles, (24), housed in
mahogany velvet lined case
£100 - £150
