Sterling Silver, Solid Silver

A fine matched pair of shot cups by Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget, 1 hallmarked for 1965, the other 1967.

A small collection of 4 souvenir spoons including 2 from Spain, 1 from Denmark and 1 from Italy.

A gorgeous looking cream / sauce ladle by A. Stowell & Co of Boston, MA, USA. Monogrammed to rear of handle with 'MSG'.

A good smaller sized sugar bowl by Dixon with nicely bright cut decoration to sides. Made c. 1920.

A mother of pearl dish on unmarked silver ball feet, each foot screwed to a Chinese character on the upper side. C. 1900.

An almost certainly Hanau silver spoon but this one it totally unmarked so technically sold as 'white metal'. We believe that the torso depicted is that of Louis XVI.

A gorgeous late Victorian parasol with ornate unmarked silver handle, made c. 1895. Conjoined monogrammed to end of handle 'GSE' or anagram thereof.

A good looking wide bowl sifting spoon / ladle with a Galleon finial and windmill work to its bowl. 800 standard silver, bearing German markings, no makers marks but almost certainly Hanau region.

An early Victorian pair of fish servers in sterling silver (both handle and uppers), the uppers are fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1857 and made by John Gilbert. The handles are hallmarked for 1855 and 1856.

A sterling silver crimped rim & repousse decorated napkin ring by William Devenport, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1907 + and additional plain napkin ring Henry Griffiths Birmingham 1933. No monograms etc.

A group of antique Chinese Export Silver including 2 apostle style cake forks (3 prong and 4 prong), 2 apostle style teaspoons both by 'KH' and a character handle spoon.

A good 85 standard silver napkin ring of smaller proportions, bearing markings to inside of rim. Fine dragon engraving & no monograms.

A good looking sterling silver stem vase by Frantz Hingelberg of Aarhus, Denmark. Almost certainly designed by Svend Weihrauch. This is all silver, not weighted.

A pair of tongs by Robert Williams & Sons (Robert, James & Josiah Williams) fully hallmarked for Exeter 1849. Monogrammed with a single initial 'P'.

A pair of larger sized Swiss dessert spoons (pretty much the size of a UK tablespoon) just bearing marks for H. Hess (presumed retailer of the spoon). No monograms. Untested, so sold as white metal but they are silver.

A good set of 4 heavy sterling silver larger sized oval salts with original blue glass liners. Made by T H Hazlewood & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1911, with 3 of the original spoons to the set and 1 replacement.

A quality Old English Bead sauce ladle by George Adams for Chawner & Co, fully hallmarked for London 1879. Monogrammed 'FM over H'.

A pair of larger sized Swiss dessert spoons (pretty much the size of a UK tablespoon) bearing marks for Helbling & a makers mark of 'H' stamped twice (Geneva .833 standard followed this convention early c.19th). They are monogrammed to rear of handle with what appears to be 'JH and 'ED'. Sold as white metal.

A good looking pair of tongs by Hester Bateman bearing partial marks only of Lion Passant. Monogrammed 'A.H'.

A beautiful & rare spoon by the Howard Sterling Co of Providence, RI, USA. In their 1893 'Queen' pattern.