| Lot | Description | Reserve |
| 23. | Victorian silver fancy fruit serving spoon, London 1893 by DWJW, L-18.8cm; W-59g. ~ a Dutch style spoon. Est. £25-30. | £25 |
| 24. | George IV silver & ivory fruit knife & fork, Birmingham 1827 by Joseph Wilmore. L-20cm (knife). ~ crack to fork handle. Est. £30-35. | £25 |
| 25. | Plain Scottish silver sugar tongs, could be either David Greig of Perth or more prob. David Gray of Dumfries, also marked Edinburgh 1814 [no town mark], L-15cm; W-37g. ~ initialled 'E.P', nice condition. Est. £35-45. | £30 |
| 26. | Victorian Scottish silver fancy queens pattern sugar tongs, Glasgow 1858 by David Dow, L-14.6cm; W-40g. ~ initialled 'G', clean condition. Est. £35-45. | £30 |
| 27. | Pair of Scottish single struck Kings pattern Toddy Ladles, Edinburgh 1836 by 'A.W' prob. Alex Wotherspoon of Glasgow. L-14cm; W-60g. ~ initialled 'L', nice ladles. Est. £90-£120. | £75 |
| 28. | George IV Scottish silver Toddy Ladle, Edinburgh 1821 by George Fenwick. L-15.5cm; W-24g. ~ initialled 'A', nice ladle and marks. Est. £50-60. | £40 |
| 29. | George III silver Old English pattern small Spice Ladle, London 1792 by Peter and Anne Bateman. L-11cm; W-10g. ~ good condition. Est. £35-45. | £25 |
| 30. | George III silver Strainer Ladle, London 1800 by 'I.L'?, L-13.6cm; W-£21g. ~ a few black marks in bowl. Est. £50-60 | £45 |
| 31. | Small silver Trefid Spoon, Sheffield 1921 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons. L-8.5cm; W-7g. ~ a sweet little spoon. Est. £18-24. | £12 |
| 32. | A Lace-back Trefid teaspoon, Sheffield 1930 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons. L-13cm; W-23g. ~ nicely made for a modern spoon. Est. £20-25. | £15 |
| 33. | George III silver Featheredged bottom marked old English Spoon, London 1772 by John Lampfert. ~ a comfortable spoon. Est. £35-45. | £30 |
| 34. | Pair of Exeter Old English dessert spoons, no town mark, prob. William Welch, c1800. L-18cm; W-70g. ~ crest showing sheep on top of a cap, dent to one bowl. £55-65. | £45 |
| 35. | 3 George III silver Old English dessert spoons, London 1792 by Charles Houghman. L-17cm; W-89g. ~ crest showing flames on top a cap, soft dents to bowl. Est. £ 60-70. | £50 |
| 36. | Newcastle silver fiddle pattern dessert spoon, c.1810 (no date letter) by George Murray. L-18.5cm; W-36g. ~ a deer crest, clean spoon. Est. £35-45. | £30 |
| 37. | Irish silver fiddle dessert spoon, Dublin 1804 by William Ward. L-17.3cm; W-23g. ~ a hard to see slight split to side of bowl. Est. £40-45. | £40 |
| 38. | George I silver Hanoverian rat-tail tablespoon, London 1726, poss. Samuel Hitchcock. L-20.6cm; W-64g. ~ pronounced rib on handle, slight dent in bowl & one in bowl. Est. £80-90. | £80 |
| 39. | George II silver Hanoverian tablespoon, London 1748, maker 'J. King' for Jeremiah King. L-20cm; W- 57g. ~lovely marks, slight wear to tip of bowl. Est. £65-75. | £50 |
| 40. | George III silver Old English tablespoon, London 1772 by Thomas Chawner. L-20.5cm; W-66g. ~ lovely struck bottom marked marks, slight wear to tip of bowl. Est. £60-70. | £45 |
| 41. | George III silver Old English tablespoon, London 1768 by John Lampfert. L-21cm; W-56g. ~ very clear marks, a nice spoon. Est. £60-70 | £45 |
| 42. | George III silver bright-cut teaspoon, London 1792 by Peter & Anne Bateman. L-12.5cm; W-13g. ~ very nice marks, clean spoon. Est. £20-25. | £15 |
| 43. | 2 George III silver Feather-edged teaspoons with fluted bowls, c. 1770 makers mark 'W.S'?, L-12cm; W-25g. ~ crest: upraised arm with arrow in hand. Est. £45-55. | £40 |
| 44. | George III silver bright-cut teaspoon with fluted bowl, London 179, makers mark poss. 'T.N'. ~ bowl has possibly been fluted at a later date. Est. £20-25. | £20 |
| 45. | Victorian silver teaspoon engraved with birds, London 1880, maker Richard Hennell and Partner. L-13cm; W-15g. ~ a pretty spoon. Est. £20-25. | £20 |
| 46. | Victorian silver decoratively engraved Egg spoon, London 1868, maker George Angell. L-12cm; W-16g. ~ clean spoon. Est. £20-25. | £20 |
