for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction to be held on Wednesday 4th and Thursday 5th of November 2026
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| 203 | A Georgian silver pepperette with armorial decoration, raised on a spreading foot, 9cm, marks rubbed together with a William IV silver salt, London 1834, 90g | 75-95 |
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| 204 | A set of 6 Victorian Old English pattern teaspoons, monogrammed C, Sheffield 1897 by John Round and Sons together with a pair of Georgian fiddle pattern sugar tongs 1823, 186g | 80-100 |
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| 205 | A Georgian silver Old English pattern soup ladle, monogrammed B, London 1770 by Stephen Adams, 165g | 130-160 |
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| 206 | A pair of George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern pudding forks with armorial decoration, Dublin 1825 by Charles Stewart and marked Stewart, 2 William IV ditto with harp decoration to the back marked 88, Dublin 1836, a Victorian ditto with Dublin 1840 and a Georgian silver pudding fork London 1812, 239g | 190-220 |
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| 207 | Five Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern table spoons with armorial decoration Dublin 1849, makers mark JS and marked Asken, 378g | 300-400 |
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| 208 | A pair of William IV Irish silver fiddle pattern pudding forks Dublin 1831 by Gamble together with 3 others, 278g | 220-260 |
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| 209 | A harlequin set of 3 Victorian Irish silver fiddle pattern table spoons with armorial decoration Dublin 1848 and 1849, by Joel M Smyth, 207g (two marked to the reverse Asken) | 160-190 |
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| 210 | A Georgian Irish silver fiddle and rat tail pattern pudding spoon Dublin 1827 by Patrick Moore and impressed M West, a William IV silver fiddle pattern pudding spoon Dublin 1834 by Weekes, a Victorian silver ditto with armorial decoration Dublin 1865 and 3 ditto with armorial decoration Dublin 1840 makers mark JS, 259g | 200-250 |
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| 211 | Two Scottish silver fiddle pattern teaspoons Glasgow 1881 by Wilson and Sharp together with 5 Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons London 1887 by John Williams & Co., 155g | 120-160 |
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| 212 | Two George IV silver fiddle and rat tail pattern table spoons Dublin 1824 by William Comyns and Dublin 1828 by Patrick Moore and impressed M West, 159g | 130-160 |
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| 213 | A William IV Irish silver fiddle and rat tail pattern pudding spoon Dublin 1834 by Samual Neville, a pair of Georgian silver Old English pattern pudding spoons London 1824, together with 2 Georgian silver Old English pattern pudding spoons, 191g | 150-180 |
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| 214 | Six Victorian silver coffee spoons Sheffield 1897 by Lee and Wigfall, 79g | 60-80 |
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| 215 | Five Victorian Scottish silver fiddle pattern teaspoons Glasgow 1881, together with a Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoon London 1887, 131g | 100-140 |
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| 216 | Three silver Old English and rat tail pattern coffee spoons Sheffield 1901, together with 4 silver Old English pattern coffee spoons, monogrammed L, Sheffield 1912, 117g | 90-120 |
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| 217 | A 64 piece harlequin canteen of Old English and rat tail pattern silver flatware, comprising 12 soup spoons London 1997 by William Fletcher & Sons Ltd, 4 serving spoons, 12 dinner forks, 12 pudding spoons, 12 pudding forks and 12 teaspoons by various makers and dates including London 1902, 1903 and 1905, Frances Higgins III, 3552g | 2800-3200 |
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| 218 | A pair of Victorian silver fish servers Sheffield 1847 by Alexander Hunt, cased, 287g including weighted handles | 100-150 |
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| 219 | A set of 4 silver coffee spoons London 1924 by Robert Stewart, 54g together with 3 Victorian silver plated Old English pattern mustard spoons with armorial decoration | 40-60 |
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| 221 | A silver 2 piece christening set with bead work decoration comprising spoon and fork Sheffield 1911 by Walker & Hall, cased, 66g | 40-60 |
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| 222 | A Victorian glass and leather hip flask with detachable silver cup, decorated the Arms of Advance Australia, London 1887 by Seaman, 96g | 140-180 |
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| 223 | An octagonal silver napkin ring and 2 others, 127g, together with 2 silver specimen vases 11cm (dented) and 8cm | 100-140 |
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| 224 | A pierced silver trinket box of serpentine outline with hinged lid, Birmingham 1910 3cm h x 8cm w x 5cm d, 63g gross | 50-75 |
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| 225 | A pair of silver octagonal dishes with pierced twin handles, Sheffield 1937 by Viners Ltd., 122g | 90-120 |
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| 226 | An Edwardian oval silver trinket box with monogrammed hinged lid, Sheffield 1909 by Lee and Wigfall 8cm, 133g gross | 100-150 |
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| 227 | An engraved silver christening tankard London 1963 by CJ Vadder & Co., 131g | 90-120 |
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| 228 | A silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Chester 1929, 168g | 130-160 |
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