Eight pieces of George III and later silver flatware, compri...

Hammer

£95

Eight pieces of George III and later silver flatware, comprising three old English pattern dessert spoons: two George III spoons, one with an 'R' engraved to its terminal, William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London possibly 1811, 16.5cm long, the other with a rubbed monogram to its terminal, William Eley & William Fearn, London 1807, 17cm long, and a George IV spoon decorated with a wolf's head to its terminal, John, Henry & Charles Lias London 1823, 17cm long; a George III teaspoon with bright cut decorative border to its handle and 'ABD' engraved to its terminal, Thomas Northcote, London 1787, 11cm long, a pair of George IV fiddle back pattern teaspoons with R engraved to each terminal, William Troby, London 1822, both approximately 13cm long, a pair of George III sugar tongs, possibly Charles Hougham, London, no date mark, 13cm long, and a damaged pair of sugar tongs, with pierced and bright cut decoration, engraved 'E.T', only Lion passant mark present, 13.5cm long, overall 6.1toz. (1 bag)