332
A Portuguese silver box of rectangular form, the cover engraved with foliate designs on four acanthus leaf feet, w. 11 cm, 5 ozs £100 - £150
340
A George III silver old English pattern sauce ladle, makers mark indistinct, London 1807
£15 - £20
341 A Victorian silver fi ddle pattern teaspoon, Robert Williams & Sons, Exeter 1845, two further Exeter silver fi ddle pattern teaspoons and a pair of fi ddle pattern teaspoons, various dates and makers
342
A pair of George III silver fi ddle pattern sauce ladles, maker RC, London 1804
£30 - £40
£30 - £40
Lot 333 333
A Continental silver salt of oval form, repousse decorated with fl oral swags and having a clear glass liner on four scrolled feet, w. 6.5 cm
£30 - £40 334
A Continental silver post brooch of Art Nouveau design decorated with a single fl owerhead, stamped '925', l. 6.5 cm
335
A silver cigar pricker of cylindrical form, maker C&C, Birmingham 1948
336
A modern silver pill box of circular form, d. 3.2 cm
337
A George III silver old English pattern table spoon, Thomas Northcote, London 1786
£20 - £30 338
A George III silver thread pattern table spoon, maker SA, London 1807
339
A George III silver fi ddle pattern table spoon, maker JB WN, London 1798
£20 - £30 £20 - £30 £30 - £40 £20 - £30 £30 - £50 343
An early 18th century silver rats tail pattern trefi d spoon, engraved with the initials GIE, hallmarks indistinct, l. 19 cm
344
A silver sifting spoon, a pair of silver sugar nips and a silver bladed butter knife, various dates and makers
345
A silver gilt anointing-type spoon, a silver fi ddle pattern salt spoon, a metalware trefi d end spoon with applied cabochon turquoise plaque and two Dutch metalware spoons, one with an articulated windmill end
346 A Victorian silver cream jug of bulbous form engraved with foliate motifs on four outswept feet, George John Richards, London 1855, h. 13.5 cm, 4.5 ozs
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