Cruet set cutlery and flatware, small servers

A large quantity of mainly Georgian sterling silver salt spoons, most are London hallmarked. Most have monograms, some don’t. Includes a Chester 1837 example by John Sutter and a heavy gauge thread shell Mary Chawner example (bowl dents).

A sterling silver salt spoon by H J Lias & Son (Henry John Lias & Henry John Lias) fully hallmarked for London 1868. Monogrammed 'EP'. Gilt washed bowl interior.

A collection of 10 assorted salt spoons, many with decorative handles including a Cherub, florals, Lebanese 10 piastres silver coin bowl spoon etc. They are from around the world in various standards of silver but all are marked (the coin bowl one speaks for itself as being silver).

A lovely piece by Marius Hammer in 930 standard silver

A good sterling silver mustard spoon with figural apostle terminal. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1890, maker Hilliard & Thomason.

A fiddle pattern sterling silver salt spoon by Robert Wallis fully hallmarked for London 1843. No monograms.

An Old English pattern mustard spoon by George Adams for Chawners, fully hallmarked for London 1878. No monograms.

A lovely very small spoon by S.J. Rose, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1976. Shell pattern with shovel shaped bowl, rattail to rear.