Special Antiques

Six Victorian Chawner and Co teaspoons with monogram to handle, London 1854, 165g

Seven silver forks all with monogram to handles various makers and dates, mostly London Hallmarked, 1837,1838,1908 etc approx, 20cm long, 494g

Two pairs of long handled salt spoons and pierced pair of spoons including leaf form, shell form and mask form including Francis Higgins 1857 and ...

Five Peter, Ann and William Bateman silver teaspoons with monogram to handle, London 1804, 85g

Thirteen silver teaspoons the majority are Georgian including fancy back, rat tail etc, some with monogram to handle, 153g

Three silver butterknives and one serving trowel. The trowel has the motto 'stat veritas' inscribed, George III and later (4)  (Green handled trow...

Five Thomas Wall (II) and Jonathan Hayne silver teaspoons, London 1814 and six Silver teaspoons with makers mark for Richards Poulden 1820 and Geo...

Four Britannia Standard George I rats tail silver serving spoons with Armorial crest depicting a shield with central image of a heart surmounted b...

Eight Silver condiment spoons and ladles including mustard, mostly 19th Century, 93g

Three London George III silver Hanoverian extended drop spoons, all with same monogram to the handle, two dating to 1748, 20.2cm long, 196g

A pair of George III Elizabeth Tookey silver Hanoverian rats-tail spoons, both London 1769, 105g

Three London Hanoverian rat-tail spoons including Queen Anne, George I 1719 and George II 1728 example by William Scarlett, all with engraved init...

Four George III London silver Old English pattern spoons, three with bright cut detail, the other with monogram to handle including John Lampfert ...

Four 18th Century silver Hanoverian spoons including fancy back and extended drop, one monogrammed with initials, another with Unicorn Crest inclu...

A child's George III silver spoon and fork, London 1781 and 1784 and an earlier fork by Richard Scarlett 1725 (3) 115g

Ten William Hutton & Sons silver teaspoons with shaped handles, Sheffield 1913, 167g

A silver vesta case, silver ashtray and silver bladed knife, 105g excluding the knife (3)

Two pairs of silver fiddle pattern spoons including Josiah Williams & Co London 1902 and W E, London 1821, both with monograms to handles, 295g

Two Dutch silver spoons one with hoof terminal, 75g

Four George III silver Hanoverian serving spoons, makers mark W.W London 1764, some marks rubbed, lions crest to handle, 21.5cm long, 262g

Three silver ladles including Solomon Hougham, London 1810 and a Victorian sifting spoon by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1885, 148g (4)

Ten silver teaspoons all with bright cut detail, including five by Thomas Evans, London 1784, 116g

Five silver serving spoons including Georgian, Victorian and two with undecipherable marks. All with monogram initial to handle, approx 20.5cm lon...

Three George III silver serving spoons, London 1782, 1788, 1790 all with crested handles, 180g

Five English 18th Century Hanoverian spoons. All with monogrammed handles, 3 with rat tails, various makers and dates, including William Scarlett ...

A cased set of Amy Sandheim arts and crafts teaspoons with pierced handles, London 1925, 53g

Four George III silver fiddle and thread silver serving spoons with monogram to handle, London 1799, 21cm long, 325g

Four Victorian Chawner & Co silver fiddle pattern serving spoons, London 1851, 22cm long, 293g

Fifteen old English pattern silver spoons, six by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1883, six by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1939 and three by Cooper Br...

Silver kings pattern cutlery by different makers including six spoons by Henry Holland, London 1864. Six small forks by Elizabeth Eaton, 1848 and ...

Twelve silver fiddle pattern forks, six by Josiah Williams & Co London 1902 with monogram to handle, three by Chawner & Co, London 1856 with horse...

Eight silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, two London 1832, three London 1818 and three London 1844, three with monogram to handle, 351g

Four 18th Century London silver spoons including Ebenezer Coker, Starling Wilford all with initialled handles, 252g

Four Scottish John Graham silver berry serving spoons, Edinburgh 1797, 293g

Nine silver coffee spoons, four with lion mask detail by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1913 and four by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1914, 95g

Four Hester Bateman Old English pattern serving spoons with monogrammed handles, London 1784, 276g

Six Georgian silver teaspoons, London 1812, 117g

Four fully marked HRS silver napkin rings and three others with only the makers mark on one (7) engraved Matthew, 251g

Marked HRS ten silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1977, 320g

Marked HRS eighteen silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1980, 600g

Marked HRS twelve silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1977 & 1975, 396g

Five silver forks with the same pattern, four date to 1803 London, all with crown crest. The other 1810 London monogrammed, 184g

A set of six George III George Gray teaspoons with bright cut detail, London 1796 and set of six Georgian fancy back teaspoons all with MF monogra...

A set of twelve George Smith III teaspoons with beaded edge and monogram to terminal circa 1780s, 189g

A set of six sterling silver teaspoons with crisp detailing of thistle stems, leaves and flowers, William Davenport of Birmingham 1905, 83.6g

A Docker & Burn Ltd silver tray, piecrust edge, 30.5cm diameter, Birmingham 1921, 755g

Six George IV silver tea cannisters/caddy's. Five with makers mark for Richard Pearce the other with Richard Pearce & George Burrows mark. Five da...

A George III Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright silver coffee pot with flame finial, treen handle, London 1769, 24.5 cm tall, 720g

A George III Robert Hennell I and David Hennell II silver teapot with treen handle (No finial) melon fluted form, London 1800, dent to foot rim, 4...

A Victorian Charles Stuart Harris silver pierced barrel form mustard with blue glass liner with ground down lip for spoon, London 1895, 7cm x 10cm...

A George III Charles Wright silver teapot with treen handle (no finial) engraved borders and floral swag decoration, monogram cartouche London 177...

A George I John East silver tankard of small proportions, the base with punched R.C. initials, London 1723, 8.3cm tall, 7.9cm diameter base, 158g

A George I silver candlestick with octagonal base and knopped stem, London 1718, makers mark indistinct, 10.5cm tall, base 7cm x 7cm, 103g

A Haseler & Brothers silver gilt eight piece cruet set, London 1907 with swag detail, blue glass liners, three with noticeable chips, weighted bas...

Three Victorian bullet form silver teapots with engraved foliate detail London 1848,1861,1852 makers include Thomas Hughes Headland and Robert Har...

Hasset & Harper Ltd a silver six piece dressing table set with engine turned detail, vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1923, in original fitted case

A Danish/Scandinavian silver peg tankard inset with coins from the 17th Century. The top set with Christian IV Speciedaler, 1626 with a further 1...

A Victorian Walter Morrisse silver teapot with nut and leaf finial, circular foot, London 1853, 831g

An early 18th Century silver twin handled cup with acanthus detailing, the body decorated with Armorial crest and engraved initials. The base with...

A Victorian Arthur Sibley silver chocolate pot, the base with retailers mark for Gillian London, the body with horse head crest, treen handle, Lon...