| Lot | Description | Reserve |
| 59. | Pair silver-plated 'horse' knife rests, c. 1930. L-9.5cm. ~ one horse has tail missing. Est. £40-50. | £40 |
| 60. | Chester silver Old English dessert spoon (possibly Child's size) circa 1845 by Patrick Leonard of Manchester. L-15cm; W-26g. ~ Canon Ridgeway notes that most of Patrick Leonard's output was fiddle pattern. Provenance - Martin Gubbins Collection, Martin's ticket read 'Breffni £10 27/11/93, Chester 1845 by PL', a good spoon. Est. £45-55. | £40 |
| 61. | Scottish silver Kings pattern sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1832 by George Bell. L-14.5cm; W-50g. ~ good clear marks. Est. 35-45. | £35 |
| 62. | Newcastle silver Old English dessert spoon with double duty mark, c. 1797 by John Langlands II. L-17.5cm; W-35g. ~ an excellent spoon with griffin crest. Est. £60-80. | £60 |
| 63. | George I silver punch ladle with wooden handle, London 1724 by J. Goodwin. L-32cm. ~ this a very nice ladle, the bowl is of a good gauge and quite deep. Est. £350-400. | £350 |
| 64. | Irish silver Old English Table fork, Dublin 1833 by P. Weeks. L-20cm; W-72g. ~ good marks, minor wear to tines. Est. £35-45. | £35 |
| 65. | Sheffield hallmarked silver Fiddle pattern flatware, 6 dessert spoons & 2 tablespoons, 1825 by 'RG'. Length of tablespoon 2cm, total weight 415g (13.3oz) ~ unusual to find Sheffield hallmarked flatware, all in excellent condition. Est. £250-300. | £250 |
| 66. | Set of 4 Chester silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, 1845 by Patrick Leonard (see Lot 60). L-17.5cm; W-158g. ~ minor wear all over, but genuine spoons. Est. £100-130. | £100 |
| 67. | George III silver bright-cut pattern sugar tongs, circa 1780 by Hester Bateman. L-14cm; W-30g. ~ in very clean condition, good marks. Est. £90-120. | £90 |
| 68. | George II silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London 1756 by 'E.C'. L-20.8cm; W-52g. ~ good readable marks. Est. £40-50. | £40 |
| 69. | George II silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London 1748 by 'E.C'. L-20cm; W-56g. ~ good readable marks. St. £40-50. | £40 |
| 70. | Set of six Aberdeen silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, C.1825 by J. Pirie. L-14cm; W-94g. ~ very good marks and bowl, very unusual Fiddle shape. Est. £250-300. | £250 |
| 71. | Set of six York silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, 1842 by J. Barber & W. North. L-13.5cm; W-120g. ~ all in first class condition. Est. £200-250. | £200 |
| 72. | George III silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon shovel, Birmingham 1810 by Samuel Pemberton. L-7.5cm; W-7g. ~ may have been re-gilded. Est. £70-90. | £70 |
| 73. | George III silver bright-cut caddy spoon, London 1793 by Thomas Meriton. L-6.5cm; W-8g. ~ clear marks, spoon pitted all over. Est. £100-125. | £100 |
| 74. | George III silver bright-cut Celtic Point Old English pattern salt spoon, London 1792 by William Champion. L-10cm; W-7g. ~ good condition. Est. £15-20. | £14 |
| 75. | George III silver feather-edge Old English salt spoon with shell bowl, London 1797 by Solomon Hougham. L-10cm; W-10g. ~ a good spoon, double duty mark type 3 (see Jackson's, page 44). Est. £25-30. | £22 |
| 76. | Queen Anne Britannia standard silver trefid condiment spoon, London 1709 by Isaac Davenport. L-9.5cm; W-9g. ~ not bad condition for age., knock to bowl. Est. £90-120. | £90 |
| 77. | George II silver picture-back/picture-front teaspoon, of hen and four chicks, London c.1755 by Ebenezer Coker. L-11.5cm; W-13g. ~ a reasonable spoon. Est. £70-90. | £90 |
| 78. | Georgian silver picture-back Hanoverian teaspoon of basket of flowers, circa 1765 by Thomas Evans & George Smith. L-11cm; W-10g. ~ good marks, sweet spoon. Est.£40-50. | £35 |
| 79. | Georgian silver picture-back Hanoverian pattern teaspoon of floral arrangement, London circa 1760. L-11cm; W-7g. ~ slight heat stain to bowl. Est. £25-35. | £25 |
| 80. | Georgian silver Shell & Scroll back Old English pattern teaspoon, circa 1770. L-11.5cm; W-10g. ~ nice scroll & shell, marks worn. Est. £10-20. | £8 |
| 81. | Georgian silver shell-back Hanoverian pattern teaspoon, circa 1750. L-11cm; W-8g. ~ a good buy Est. £10-20. | £8 |
| 82. | Georgian silver Old English salt shovel, circa 1770 by 'I.G'. L-9cm; W-5g. ~ a little wear to tip of bowl. Est. £25-35. | £25 |
| 83. | Georgian silver Hanoverian salt shovel, circa 1760 by George Smith. L-9cm; W-8g. ~ a few light scratches to scoop. Est. £30-40. | £30 |
| 84. | Georgian silver 'I Love Liberty' picture-back Hanoverian pattern teaspoon, London c.1760 by Phillip Roker. L-12cm; W-11g. ~ good marks, a few knocks to bowl. Est. £90-120. | £90 |
| 85. | George III silver Bead-Edge, Shell bowl pattern Soup Ladle, London c.1780 by William Sumner & Richard Chawner. L-33.5cm; W-155g. ~ some repairs to bowl and signs of removal of initials, reserve reflects condition. Est. £120-140. | £120 |
| 86. | Two Georgian silver picture-backs, both very faint but rare pictures, genuine and no repairs; a) Squirrel on oak stump, maker probably Thomas Wallis; b) Stork in bulrushes, maker Robert Sallam, London c.1765: L-10cm, 11cm, W-7g & 9g. ~ Est. £40-50. | £40 |
| 87. | Silver & enamel 'Hadley Wood Golf Club' teaspoon, Birmingham 1969 by 'C7C'. L-11.5cm; W-16g. ~ condition good, needs a clean. Est. £15-20. | £15 |
