Fiddle pattern cutlery / flatware

A good antique sauce ladle by Alfred Browett of Birmingham in fiddle pattern. No monograms.

A good looking sterling silver 'Old English Tipt' pattern teaspoon by the Frank W. Smith Silver co (USA). No monograms.

A good sterling silver mustard spoon in fiddle pattern, fully hallmarked for London 1860, maker Charles Boyton (II). Monogrammed with a single initial 'C'.

A good sterling silver basting spoon fully hallmarked for London 1854, maker John James Whiting. Conjoined monogram to rear of handle. No markings to front of handle.

A pair of George IV sterling silver table forks fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1823. Crest of a Heron or Cranes head to rear of handles. Interestingly they have 2 makers marks, Alexander Henderson & John Hay.

A pair of sterling silver table forks by fully hallmarked for London 1825, maker Clement Cheese. Crested to rear of handle with an open palm. No engraving to front of handles.

A sterling silver dessert fork in fiddle pattern by William Bateman, fully hallmarked for London 1817. Monogrammed 'MSP'.

A set of 6 sterling silver table forks in fiddle pattern, fully hallmarked for London 1894 maker West & Son (Langley Archer West) of Dublin. They have a crest of what appears to be a falcon.