| Lot | Description | Reserve |
| 94. | Queen Anne Britannia silver Dog-Nose pattern tablespoon, London 1706, inscribed 'HB'. L-19cm; W-35g. ~ date letter just readable the other marks unreadable, the bowl has had a replacement end attached with a scarf joint, an interesting repair. Colour is bright. Est. £60-70. | £70 |
| 95. | George I silver Dog-Nose tablespoon, London c. 1725 by William Scarlett. L-19.4cm; W-38g. ~ makers mark worn, the other marks unreadable, later crest, bowl reshaped. Est. £80-90. | £80 |
| 96. | Queen Anne Britannia silver Hanoverian Rattail pattern tablespoon, London 1708 by 'AI'?. L-21cm; W-54g. ~ marks very worn, bowl tip with wear, knock to rid on handle. Est. £35-45. | £35 |
| 97. | George III silver picture front (bird) & scroll back teaspoon, circa 1760. L-11.2cm; W-16g. ~ repair to stem, kink to top of handle, unmarked, good bowl and gauge. Est. £15-20. | £15 |
| 98. | George III silver Hanoverian picture-back (basket of flowers) pattern teaspoon, circa 1765. L-11cm; W-8g. ~ knocks inside of bowl, reasonable condition. Est. £10-20. | £10 |
| 99. | George II silver sugar nips, London c.1750 by 'I.G'. L-11cm; W-24g. ~ repairs to arm and handle, centre joint loose, good marks. Est. £30-35. | £30 |
| 100. | Russian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoon with long shoulders, circa 1896-1908. L-18cm; W-44g. ~ good gauge & weight, minor knocks to bowl, a spoon to be used. Est. £15-20. | £10 |
| 101. | Scottish silver Oar pattern toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1812 by Alexander Henderson with crest for the Boyd family. L-15.5cm; W-25g. ~ very nice ladle, good marks & condition. Est. £45-65. | £40 |
| 102. | George III silver Old English pattern soup bowl with shell bowl, London 1762 by Thomas & William Chawner. L-35.8cm; W-232g (7.45oz). ~ later initial, good weight & gauge, good bowl and readable marks, a useful ladle. Est. £200-250. | £200 |
| 103. | Victorian silver Rose pattern soup ladle, London 1899 by Elkington & Co. L-34.5cm; W-396g (12.75oz). ~ this soup ladle must be the heaviest I have seen, extremely thick gauge, excellent definition of pattern and superb condition, a rare pattern. Est. £400-450. | £350 |
| 104. | Irish George III silver Onslow pattern soup ladle, Dublin c.1765 by David Peter with a squirrel crest engraved on the inside of the handle. L-37cm; W-239g (7.68oz). ~ this is a very good and rare ladle that is in great condition. Just marked with maker's mark, that has a little wear but very readable, condition is good. Est. £550-650. | £450 |
| 105. | George III silver seal fob, London c.1775 by Hester Bateman. H-2.5cm; W-8g. ~ a sweet little seal, in good condition. Est. £200-225. | £195 |
| 106. | A rare George III silver seal fob, London c.1790 by Peter & Jonathan Bateman. H-2.5cm; W-8g. ~ a rare makers mark, in good condition. Est. £225-250. | £225 |
| 107. | William III Britannia silver Trefid tablespoon, London 1700, initialled 'ET'. L-20.3cm; W-59g. ~ marks readable except maker, but with time a maker could probably be determined as it has a good outline, good gauge and condition. Est. 460-500. | £460 |
| 108. | George I silver Hanoverian Rattail tablespoon, London 1717, no makers mark. L-20cm; W-58g. ~ matches Lot 80 of the last Postal Auction, good gauge and condition. Est. £100-120. | £100 |
| 109. | George III silver picture-back (urn of flowers) Hanoverian pattern teaspoon, circa 1760 by 'ID'. L-11.5cm; W-9g. ~ in good condition, picture good. Est. £50-60. | £50 |
| 110. | Victorian silver Stag-Hunt pattern tablespoon, London 1837, makers mark worn, but vendor has the pair with a makers mark of 'WT'. L-23cm; W-122g. ~ in good condition, heavy gauge & weight, a rare pattern, a nice spoon. Est. £300-350. | £290 |
