376 Lot 376 377 373


Five cased sets consisting six silver teaspoons, two sets of six silver handled butter knives and two silver plated cake knife sets


374


A pair of George IV silver and parcel gilt berry spoon, maker WC, London 1824, 3.5 ozs


£40 - £60 375


A case containing a four piece silver mounted dressing table set, Birmingham 1969/70


£40 - £60 £50 - £80


A silver mounted walking cane and two metalware mounted swagger sticks


378


A cased set of six seal end coffee spoons, two silver plated sets a group of German metalware fl orally decorated spoons


379


An Edwardian silver plated desk stand having an urn shaped inkwell fl anked by a pair of candlesticks on a square plinth base decorated with acanthus leaves, h. 23 cm


380 - 409 Spare lots


£30 - £50 £40 - £60 £60 - £100


Of Sporting Interest: A silver, parcel gilt and green shagreen cigarette case, maker VM, London 1931, bearing the initials for Amy Birnie Duthie and engraved with a list of achievements in 1933, together with two further cigarette cases *Amy Birnie Duthie was a successful skier who competed at the 1936 Winter Olympics **Also see Lot 141


£60 - £100


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