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Click here to subscribeA set of twelve Victorian fiddle pattern teaspoons with initial 'N.' engraved and a matching sugar spoon 1882/3, a set of six mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, e.p.n.s. blades, a pair of e.p.n.s. pitch fork pickle forks with mother-of-pearl handles and fitted, also a small quantity of e.p.n.s. flatware with initial 'N.' .
An Edward VII oval tea caddy of Georgian design, with moulded and panelled sides and conforming lid with turned oval ebonised finial, 4. 75ins high, Birmingham 1906 (weight 5ozs - finial slightly damaged), a George III fiddle pattern caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl, by S. K., London 1816, and one other plated shell pattern caddy spoon
The following lots are the remainder of the Martin Gubbins Collection of Silver Spoons and ??? wares Bonhams, 18th July 2002. An interesting collection of late 18th/early 19th century Old Sheffield plate flatware and related items, various dates, comprising: a pair of bright-engraved tablespoons, c.1800, a set of six plain Old English teaspoons, c.1800, a set of three bright-engraved teaspoons, c.1795, three sugar crushers with spiral twist stems, one with spoon bowl.
Six fiddle pattern dessert spoons, by Barber, Cattle & North, York 1829/1835, another pair engraved with squirrel crest, by the same makers, York 1827 and another fiddle dessert spoon, by Barber & Whitwell, York 1821/3 with, in addition to the normal marks, (but no town mark), a sun and an "S" (workman's marks?) (Ex lot 181) 12oz. (9)
Four unascribed 19th century Old English pattern items, thought to be colonial, vis:- a small sauce or toddy lable, initialled in script "IAB", maker's mark only "T" superimposed on "C", a tablespoon initialled in script, maker's mark "TAP" in cut-cornered rectangular punch, and a teaspoon initialled "M*W", with four marks ("F", "A", "E", "W"), also a fiddle pattern dessert spoon (lion passant facing right, "M", "A", lion passant facing left), a fiddle pattern dessert spoon with five marks
Five assorted condiment spoons, a pair of George III Kings pattern condiment ladles, by W Eley & W Fearn, London 1810, a Queens pattern salt spoon with an oyster back, London 1831, a fiddle thread and shell salt spoon by George Adams 1856 and a Victorian pattern salt spoon with a trefoil shaped bowl by George Adams 1860-4.5oz (5).
A harlequin or matched, part service of Maltese fiddle pattern flatware comprising:, six tablespoons, six tableforks, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks, a soup ladle and a basting spoon (of exceptional guage), mixed maker's and dates from 1847-1837 the dessert spoons and forks, initialled, 60oz. (26)
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