| Lot | Description | Reserve |
| 1. | Silver golf club 'M.G.C.' teaspoon with golf club forming the handle, Sheffield 1931 by 'F&S'. L-10.8cm; W-14g. ~ good condition. Est. £15-25. | £15 |
| 2. | Silver 'Romford Golf Club' teaspoon, Sheffield 1924 by 'HA'. L-11.6cm; W-18g. ~ in good condition. Est. £15-25. | £15 |
| 3. | Silver 'Cripplegate Rifle Club' teaspoon, Sheffield 1910 by 'JR'. L-11.2cm; W-17g. ~ in good condition, makers mark a little worn. Est. £15-25. | £15 |
| 4. | Edwardian silver fiddle pattern teaspoon engraved 'Royal Guernsey Militia 1902, won by SPR: W. Le Page'. L-14cm; W-26g. ~ good gauge, minor knocks to bowl. Est. £25-35. | £25 |
| 5. | Silver presentation spade for 'Port Sunlight Jubilee 1888-1938', Birmingham 1938 by 'R&D'. L-10.7cm; W-17g. ~ good condition, crisp detail. Est. £45-65. | £45 |
| 6. | Silver foliate teaspoon depicting English rose and Scottish thistle, three leaf clovers. L-10.5cm; W-17g. ~ there may be a leaf missing other than that in good condition. Est. £30-35. | £30 |
| 7. | Silver & enamel 'Glasgow International Exhibition 1901' teaspoon, Birmingham 1900 by 'S.B&S Ltd'. L-11.6cm; W-19g. ~ in good condition. Est. £20-30. | £20 |
| 8. | American silver art-nouveau teaspoon, marked sterling by Whiting of Providence, Rhode Island. Circa 1920. L-11cm; W-9g. ~ in good condition. Est. £15-20. | £15 |
| 9. | Georgian silver Hanoverian pattern salt shovel, circa 1750 by 'S.K' possibly Samuel Kay of London. L-8.8cm; W-7g. ~ Bishops mitre as crest, marks readable, condition good. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 10. | George III silver salt spoon with fluted bowl, Birmingham 1807 by Joseph Willmore. L-7.8cm; W-4g. ~ an unusual salt spoon, condition reasonable. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 11. | George III silver fiddle pattern salt spoon, Birmingham 1807 by Edward Thomason. L-10cm; W-9g. ~ good marks, a bit of a wonky handle. Est. £25-30. | £25 |
| 12. | Geo. III silver cast and pierced sugar tongs, London c.1770, makers mark either 'IO' or 'TO'. L-14cm; W-46g. ~ one arm repaired with a patch, the other with normal repair. Est. £40-50. | £40 |
| 13. | Scottish silver sugar tongs with shell bowls, Glasgow c.1770 by Adam Graham. L-15cm; W-55g. ~ good gauge, very small split in bow but still a nice pair. Est. £45-55. | £40 |
| 14. | Pair of silver & steel pistol grip table forks, circa 1780, possible by Daniel Denny of London. L-20cm. ~ slightly as found, a couple small of splits to handles as well as knocks. Est. £50-60. | £50 |
| 15. | Greenock silver Old English Celtic Point pattern teaspoon, circa 1780 by Alexander Campbell. L-13.3cm; W-9g. ~ bowl dented, reasonable marks. Est. £45-55. | £40 |
| 16. | Paisley silver Old English Celtic Point pattern teaspoon, circa 1780 by William Hannay, L-13.2cm; W-12g. ~ makers mark slightly worn, one mark readable, clear anchor. Est. £40-50. | £35 |
| 17. | Paisley silver fiddle pattern teaspoon by William Hannay with Glasgow hallmarks for 1831. L-14cm; W-15g. ~ good marks, bowl with minor wear. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 18. | Irish silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon, Dublin c.1810 by poss. J. Henzell. L-13cm; W-13g. ~ marks worn but in reasonable condition. Est. £20-30. | £15 |
| 19. | Scottish silver single struck Kings pattern sugar spoon, Edinburgh 1846 by Peter Sutherland. L-14.8cm; W-28g. ~ crisp decoration, good marks, slight knock to tip of bowl. Est. £40-50. | £35 |
| 20. | Victorian silver-gilt double-ended medicine spoon, London 1877 by Henry Holland. L-13.3cm; W-27g. ~ gilding showing signs of wear, good gauge & marks, a lovely spoon. Est. £100-125. | £100 |
| 21. | George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle with shell bowl and shoulders, London 1769 by Thomas & William Chawner. L-19cm; W-53g. ~ has a very nice 'tree' crest, slender handle and good shell, nice gauge. I like this ladle. Est. £140-160. | £120 |
| 22. | George III silver fiddle pattern butter knife, London 1818 by Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne. L-20.5cm; W-48g. ~ good gauge & condition, minor knock to tip of blade. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 23. | Victorian silver fiddle, thread & shell pattern butter knife, London 1899. L-15.5cm; W-35g. ~ makers mark worn, crisp detail, good gauge, a nice butter knife. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 24. | Victorian silver fiddle pattern butter knife, Exeter 1851 by John Stone. L-19cm; W-44g. ~ nice marks & gauge, slight buckle to blade near tip. Est. £25-35. | £20 |
| 25. | Russian silver sugar sifter spoon with gilt bowl, Moscow 1888 by 'BA'. L-15cm; W-34g. ~ engraved decoration on both sides of fiddle & on the underside of bowl, good cond. Est. £55-65. | £45 |
| 26. | A large Russian silver teaspoon, circa 1900 by 'K.P'. L-14.6cm; W-35g. ~ very good gauge, engraved initials on underside of bowl, it has a great feel to it. Est. £35-45. | £30 |
| 27. | A small Russian pickle fork, circa 1910 by HA. L-11.7cm; W-9g. ~ reasonable condition. Est. £20-30. | £20 |
| 28. | Russian silver napkin ring with gilt interior and matt finish & bead finish on the outside, circa 1894 . D-4.6cm; W-37g. ~ good gauge, clean condition, I would buy it. Est. £35-45. | £20 |
| 29. | French silver-gilt single struck teaspoon with foliate & fruit decoration, Paris 1819-1838. L-15.3cm; W-17g. ~ very crisp decoration and gilding, good bowl &marks. Est. £20-30. | £15 |
