Antiques & Collectables

Silver, Oriental & Vertu
293. An Edwardian set of four silver
teaspoons, Sheffield 1905
by CW Fletcher & Co Ltd, together with
two silver and enamel coffee spoons,
Birmingham 1932, a silver teaspoon,
Newcastle 1800s and a Norwegian
silver gilt teaspoon (8), 4 ozt approx
£30-£50
294. A set of silver dessert knives
and forks, Sheffield 1974/5
comprising six knives and forks,
hallmarked, Harrison Brothers, boxed,
together with two silver mounted glass
salts with two spoons (6)
£40-£60
295. A Continental silver tea caddy,
of rectangular form with embossed
foliate decoration, with central
cartouche on one side, the domed
cap with finial above a slide opening,
raised upon a stepped canted foot,
indistinct marks to base, height 12cm;
6ozt approx
£250-£300
296. A good gentleman’s Victorian fitted travelling rosewood dressing
box
the exterior with brass stringing, escutcheon and central engraved armorial,
the interior fitted with silver capped glass bottles and jars, London 1841
George Richards, the interior of the hinged lid lined with crushed burgundy
velvet, containing two sections with a gentleman’s manicure set and a
mirror, width approx. 30cm
£300-£400
297. A pair of George IV silver serving spoons, Birmingham 1938
Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, together with a George III silver serving
spoon, London 1816, possibly George Day, a pair of Victorian silver
salts, Birmingham 1896, William M Hayes with matching silver spoons,
Birmingham 1899, William M Hayes, two further sterling silver salt spoons,
a silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1926, an Irish silver salt spoon, Dublin
1840 and a silver teaspoon, London 1824 and an Epns serving spoon (13),
weight 6 ozt approx
£100-£150
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