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| Lot 1 | Lot 2 | Lot 3 | Lot 4 | Lot 5 |
| Lot | Description | Reserve |
| 1. | Hall-Marks on Dublin Silver 1730-1772 by Kurt Ticher, Ida Delamer & Wiliam O'Sullivan. Published by National Museum of Ireland, 1968. ~ a very useful booklet. Est. £10-15. | £5 |
| 2. | Exeter and West Country Silver by Exeter Museum. Est. £15-20. | £10 |
| 3. | English Silver Spoons by Michael Snodin. Published by Letts, 1974. Est. £15-20. | £10 |
| 4. | Collecting for Tomorrow - Spoons by Gail Belsen & Michael Snodin, Published by BPC Ltd, 1976. Est. £15-20. | £10 |
| 5. | Investing in Silver by Eric Delieb. Published by Barrie & Rockliff, 1967. Est. £15-20. | £10 |
| 6. | A large silver ladle with wooden handle, poss. North European, marks indistinct. L-38cm. ~ the bowl is of good gauge but quite pitted, the wooden handle is a later replacement (looks like an ex-drum stick!), I like the bowl, it has a good feel. Est. £55-65. | £50 |
| 7. | Georgian silver mote spoon, by 'W.S' , circa 1760. L-14cm; W-8g. ~ there is a small antique repair to the piercing, but other than that a lovely example for the price. Est. £65-75. | £45 |
| 8. | Pair of Scottish silver shell-bowl sugar tongs, Glasgow c.1780 by Robert Gray. L-13.8cm; W-49g. ~ thick gauge, good marks, a nice pair of tongs. Est. £55-65. | £45 |
| 9. | Pair of Scottish silver shell-bowl sugar tongs with bright-cut decoration on the stem, incuse duty mark, Edinburgh c.1784-6 by Robert Gray of Glasgow. L-15cm; W-49g. ~ again a very good gauge, a nice pair of tongs. Est. £55-65. | £45 |
| 10. | Irish silver bright-cut sugar tongs, Dublin c.1790 by William Law. L-15.3cm; W-40g. ~ crisp bright cutting, but there are two small splits that have been repaired on the arch. Est. £30.40. | £30 |
| 11. | Newcastle silver and whale bone punch ladle, c.1784-6 (incuse duty mark) by Langlands & Robertson. L-33.5cm. ~ very good marks, repair of handle to bowl, silver tip missing on top of handle, minor dents to bowl. Est. £85-95. | £85 |
| 12. | Irish silver dessert knife, Dublin c. 1780 by James Keating. L-20.5cm. ~ thick gauge, minor knocks to handle, blade slightly separating from handle, Hibernia mark worn, a good quality knife. Est. £90-120. | £80 |
| 13. | George II silver picture-back Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London 1743 by Marmaduke Daintrey. L-20.3cm; W-49g. ~ very crisp picture-back and marks, a good spoon. Est. £90-100. | £80 |
| 14. | Birmingham silver Hanoverian pattern bottom marked teaspoon, c.1778 by Edward Sawyer. L-12cm; W-9g. ~ long foot to bowl, a few minor knocks to bowl. Est. £55-65. | £50 |
| 15. | Birmingham silver Hanoverian pattern bottom marked teaspoon, c.1778 by Edward Sawyer. L-12cm; W-12g. ~ long foot to bowl, slight wear to tip of bowl. Est. £55-65. | £50 |
| 16. | Pair of Scottish silver sugar tongs with shell bowls, Edinburgh 1811, makers mark unclear due to being overstruck with 'B'. L-14.5cm; W-47g. ~ a clean pair of tongs. Est. £30-35. | £25 |
| 17. | Pair of Scottish silver sugar tongs with 'swirl' shell bowls, Edinburgh 1813 by J. McKay. L-14.5cm; W-53g. ~ very good condition, I do like them. Est. £30-35. | £25 |
| 18. | Aberdeen silver Hanoverian pattern bottom marked tablespoon, c.1708-20 by George Robertson. L-19.5cm; W-47g. ~ quite a rare maker, unusual short rattail, wear to tip of bowl, a good gauge. Est. £100-150. | £90 |
| 19. | Set of 5 American silver fiddle pattern dessert spoon, c.1815-30 by S. Kirk of Baltimore. L-19cm; W-204g. ~ needs a clean, in pretty good condition. Est. £80-100. | £75 |
| 20. | A large silver-gilt anointing spoon in original red leather presentation box, London 1920 by Wakely & Wheeler. L-25.5cm; W-100g. ~ excellent condition, needs a clean. Est. £80-90. | £70 |
| 21. | Pair of silver-gilt anointing teaspoons, London 1910 by Wakely & Wheeler. L-11.8cm; W-34g. ~ in good condition, gilding needs a clean. Est. £30-40. | £30 |
| 22. | Pair of tablespoon size silver-gilt anointing spoons, in black leather presentation box, London 1910 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons. L-23.3cm; W-136g. ~ in good condition. Est. £125-145. | £125 |
| 23. | Pair of silver-gilt salt spoon size anointing spoons, Birmingham 1910 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd. L-7.6cm; W-7g. ~ in good condition. Est. £30-40. | £30 |
| 24. | George IV silver Old English feather-edge pattern dessert spoon that has had the bowl 'berried' in modern case. London 1824. L-18cm; W-33g ~ well what can I say! Est. £20-24. | £20 |
| 25. | Pair of pierced straining spoons in original fitted case, London 1897 by William Comyns. L-12.7cm; 59g. ~ I didn't like them when I first saw them, but they have grown on me, good condition, needs a clean, nice box. Est. £75-95. | £75 |
| 26. | Silver dessert spoon size anointing spoon, Birmingham 1910 by Elkington & Co. L-17.5cm; W-44g. ~ in good condition. Est. £35-45. | £35 |
| 27. | Silver seal-top spoon, Sheffield 1907 by Harry Atkins. L-16.6cm; W-60g. ~ thick gauge, condition good. Est. £45-55. | £40 |
| 28. | 17th century silver lace-back & front Trefid spoon with ribbed rattail, c.1680 by Thomas Issod, fully marked but date letter slightly miss-struck. L-20.8cm; W-57g. ~ some wear to bowl, reasonable gauge, sensible reserve. Est. 350-400. | £320 |
| 29. | Inverness silver Old English pattern tablespoon, c.1800 by Charles Jamieson. L-22cm; W-63g. ~ marks worn but decipherable, initials worn, very slight knocks to bowl. Est. £60-70. | £45 |
