London

A silver plated fiddle thread shell pattern sugar shovel by the Army Navy Co-Operative Society of London. No monograms.

A fine and unusual set of fiddle variant 'oar' pattern with thread teaspoons with sharply angled shoulders. Made by Thomas Wallis II and bearing partial hallmarks for London 1806. Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'.

A 5 piece set of jars with sterling silver lids fully hallmarked for London 1912, maker W&Co. Lids have a lovely crest of a lion rampant.

A good pair of tongs in fiddle pattern, fully hallmarked for London 1834 maker John James Whiting. Monogrammed with a single initial 'F'.

A very fine condition larger bowled salt spoon in fiddle pattern, gilt wash to bowl. Fully hallmarked for London 1834, maker Charles Boyton (I). Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'.

A sterling silver mustard spoon fully hallmarked for London 1928.

A good salt spoon in Onslow pattern, fully hallmarked for London 1920, maker C.W.Fletcher.

A nice looking Victorian entrée dish type base with a removable cradle style handle with ball finials.

A pair of tongs by Naphtali Hart bearing partial hallmarks for London 1814. Monogrammed 'CCLD'.

A good pair of rests with acorn style terminals. Fully hallmarked for London 1909, maker Robert Stebbings.

A nice shape cut glass scent bottle with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for London 1928, maker Henry Williamson Ltd.

A sterling silver PORT decanter label with chain, fully hallmarked for London 1976, maker Alan M Weisrose.

A sterling silver LIQUEUR decanter label with chain, fully hallmarked for London 1976, maker Alan M Weisrose. A hard to find name.

A pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs by George Wintle, bearing partial London hallmarks for 1815. Monogrammed 'WH'.

A really good condition pair of salt spoons for their age! Lovely gilt washed bowls and nice clear crest of a knights arm brandish a dagger with a laurel wreath. Each is partially hallmarked for London 1797, maker George Smith (III) & William Fearn.

A good sterling silver fiddle pattern salt spoon by the Lias family, fully hallmarked for London 1832. No monograms.

A sterling silver travelling communion cup and pedestal paten by Charles Rawlings & William Summers, each piece fully hallmarked for London 1854. In original case, obviously the pyx and bottle are missing. Cup is 9.5cm (3.75 inch) tall.

A fine looking and complete travelling communion set by Cox & Sons, each piece is fully hallmarked for London 1897. Etched IHS to glass bottle. Cup is 9cm tall (3.5inch).

A lovely pair of bright cut tongs with partial hallmarks to interior of the nip ends. No monograms and no erasures.

A nice pair of tongs bearing partial hallmarks for London 1816, maker 'GF'. Monogrammed 'JSD'.