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Twenty four silver handled tea knives with polished steel blades, London 1961 by C J Vander Ltd., gross weight including loaded handles and steel blades 1364g
£180-240
A Sterling silver serving spoon with cast body, reverse marked J E Gladwell & Co., monogrammed, a Sterling silver ladle and a ditto table spoon, 202g
£160-200
A Victorian oval embossed silver 3 piece tea/coffee service comprising teapot, coffee pot and twin handled sugar bowl, London 1885 by William Hutton & Sons (Edward Hutton), 1358g
£1100-1400
An Edwardian hammered silver cigarette box with hinged lid and armorial decoration London 1904 by William Comyns & Sons 6cm h x 20cm w x 11cm d
£80-120
A pair of Edwardian pierced silver sugar tongs, Sheffield 1905, 29g, together with a silver specimen vase on a spreading foot Birmingham 1934 14cm h (dented and misshapen)
£40-60
An Edwardian planished silver travelling clock case 10cm x 10cm containing a Goliath travelling pocket watch with 5.5cm enamelled dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second hand
£40-60
A set of 8 Victorian fiddle pattern silver teaspoons with armorial decoration, London 1855 by George Aldwinckle together with 2 matching spoons, London 1876 by Robert Stebbings, 250g
£200-250
A pair of silver decanter labels - Port and Madeira, Chester 1905 by Robert Pringle & Sons, 30g and 3 other decanter labels - Sherry, Brandy and Whisky
£40-60
Two Georgian Old English pattern silver teaspoons London 1788 (1 misshapen) and 3 Victorian silver fiddle pattern pudding spoons with armorial decoration, London 1887 by Robert Stebbings, 198g
£150-200