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Lot 1092
1939-45 Medal group, comprising War and Defence Medals and France and Germany Star, extremely fine, with entitlement slip in OHMS box (Air Ministry), addressed to F/LT J. Taylor, with RCAF log book (154365 F/L J. Taylor), two dog tags, navigator's cloth emblem, compass, brass cased spoon, badge and some associated and unassociated paperwork (small lot)
Lot 888
A Robert Forgan long nosed short spoon circa 1880s, scared neck, beech head with golden patina, Prince of Wales's Feathers stamp, 38 1/2in.; together with a scared neck Willie Park brassie; A Cann & Taylor J.H. Taylor Autograph socket head driver; and a Mills Aluminium head putter, all hickory shafted (4)
Lot 332
FOUR ASSORTED SILVER TABLE SPOONS of fiddle pattern, to include A GEORGE IV SPOON, Exeter 1824, maker George Turner; TWO VICTORIAN SPOONS, Exeter 1851 maker Robert, James and Josiah Williams the other 1856? maker's mark R.W; and A LATE VICTORIAN SPOON, Sheffield 1897, maker John Round. 280g (9.03oz) (4)
Lot 333
FOUR VARIOUS SILVER TABLE SPOONS, all London, to include A PAIR OF GEORGE III SPOONS, fiddle pattern, crested with initials, London 1816, maker William Bateman: A WILLIAM IV SPOON, fiddle pattern, London 1830, maker James Beebe and A GEORGE III Old English pattern spoon, London 1792, maker's mark GS over WF for George Smith and William Fearn. 260g (8.38oz. (4)
Lot 335
A QUANTITY OF VICTORIAN AND GEORGE V FLATWARE of matching pattern, having a cut-card style design, comprising 10 table forks, 5 table spoons and serving spoon, all London 1853, maker George Adams, all with a patent registration lozenge, date coded 1850, all crested with engraved initial B. The later pieces comprising 11 dessert forks and 8 dessert spoons, London 1930, maker's mark F.H. & S Ltd, all having engraved initial B. Total 35 pieces. 2810g (90oz)
Lot 338
A CASED PAIR OF EDWARD VII SILVER HANDLED BUTTER KNIVES of Art Nouveau scrolling pattern, having plated chase engraved blades. Sheffield 1906, maker's mark JB. Also A CHILD'S VICTORIAN SPOON AND FORK SET having engraved and chased monogrammed shaped terminals, Birmingham 1900, maker's mark M & L. 100g (3.22oz)
Lot 328
Collection of early cutleryCollection Scottish, Irish and English mostly 18th century flatware: Aberdeen dessert spoon, William Jamieson 1834; Perth tablespoon R & R Keay circa 1830; four bottom-marked London spoons and two forks; Dublin fiddle pattern table spoon, 1804; bright-cut spoon, London 1784 (incuse sovereign); Victorian fork. 19oz 12dwt all in.
Lot 1491
A late George III silver scalloped sifter, with fruit decoration to the gilt bowl, Thomas Wallis & Jonathon Hayne, London 1819, cased, a George III silver sifter with fruit decorated scalloped bowl, George Burrows, London 1813, and a 19th century Continental silver gilt table spoon with ship terminal, in fitted case (3)
Lot 596
A Victorian Scottish hallmarked silver basting spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled, length 30.5cm, Glasgow 1845, another, length 30.5cm, London 1839 by Mary Chawner together with a set of three fiddle pattern tablespoons by Jonathan Haynes, London 1835 and a set of three, early English pattern, London 1762, indistinct maker's mark, 20.5oz (8)
Lot 603
A collection of George III and later cutlery, including two old English pattern tablespoons, both initialled, one length 22cm, London 1795, marked WF,IF, the other length 21cm, 1809, maker's mark rubbed, together with a set of six teaspoons, Sheffield 1899, set of three, London 1805 and a pair, probably London 1792, together with three pairs of sugar tongs including a Georgian pair, together with a cased Christening spoon, London 1861, 11.5oz (17)
Lot 611
A pair of square part fluted bud vases, 8.5cm, Chester 1892, floral embossed sugar and cream set, by George Jackson & David Fullerton, height 5cm, London 1901, cut glass toilet jar with engine turned cover, Sheffield 1933, small pierced and scroll embossed oval dish, Sheffield 1897, floral engraved napkin ring, London 1876 and a condiment spoon (8)
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