Three pairs of silver salt spoons, largest pair hallmarked London 1891 maker John Aldwinckle &

A pair of Victorian silver bead edge salt spoons hallmarked London 1886 maker John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater 4 1/4'' long (46g)

A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern salt spoons with gilded bowls hallmarked London1885 maker John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater 4" long. Together with a silver spoon hallmarked Birmingham 1925 mak

A pair of Geo IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoons. Hallmarked London 1828 maker Thomas Dicks. Approx. 4" long. (2) Category Silver & Silver-plated items

A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoons, hallmarked London 1827, maker James Beebe. Approx. 4 1/2" long (2)

A pair of sterling silver open salt cauldrons with flared rims and three feet each. Hallmarks on the bottom indicate maker John Munns 1763 London, England. 2.5" in diameter by 1.5" 3.3 t oz

A pair of George III silver open salts by John Lambe, hallmarked London 1784. Circular on three legs with hoof feet. 2.75" (7cm) across. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you

England, consisting of a pair of Britannia silver .950 fine tablespoons, hallmarked London 1911 with maker's marks for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a sterling silver serving spoon, hallmarked

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with American Spoons hallmarked Birmingham, 1890-1891, by Hayes Brothers, cauldron form, decorated with spiral gadroons and raised on three ball fee

George III period English silver berry spoons, three 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked gold wash berry spoons, pair of circa 1739-1792 William Soame maker's mark and circa 179

Comprising George Smith William Fearn, London, 1810, and a pair by the same maker, dated 1815, each 7"l. Together with a group of English silver master salt & salt spoons, total weight appx. 7 t.o. Pr

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern salt spoon hallmarked London 1880, maker Henry John Lias & James Wakely. Approx. 3 3/4" longPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within des

A cased pair of silver salts of scallop shell form, and a pair of silver salt spoons hallmarked Birmingham 1902, maker William Devenport. Case approx. 6 1/2" widePlease Note - we do not make reference

Set of Four Early George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Later Spoons hallmarked London, 1762-1763, by John Muns (ca. 1725-1768; free 1746), with lobed and gadrooned rim and raised on three step

A pair of Victorian silver salts with embossed floral decoration. Hallmarked London 1862 maker Robert Harper.

A pair of silver circular salts with gadrooned base and gilded interiors. hallmarked London 1888 maker Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst Ltd. 2 5/8'' wide (94g)

A pair of Victorian silver salts of circular form hallmarked Birmingham 1896 maker William Devenport together with a pair of associated silver salt spoons hallmarked Chester 1896 maker James Deakin &

Two Pairs of Regency/George IV Sterling Silver Salt Cellars London, 1813-1814, by John W. Story & William Elliott, h. 2", l. 3-5/8", w. 2-3/4"; the other pair hallmarked London, 1826-1827, by John Hay

A pair of Geo III silver bright cut teaspoons, hallmarked London 1790, maker John Lamb. Approx. 4 3/4" long (2)

Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked London, 1890-1891, by William Evans (fl. 1864-1894), each of cauldron form, with wavy gadrooned rim, decorated with repousse flowers and a roc

Hallmarked, "William Gibson & John Langman makers, London 1891" with chased all-over floral design, gilt finish with some flowers left silver finish, 9" long, total weight 5.50 Ozt.

A pair of silver Albany pattern salt spoons hallmarked Birmingham 1896 maker Minshull & Latimer together with another salt spoon hallmarked Birmingham 1898 maker JG and 2 silver mustard spoons, one ha

Near Pair English Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers, one hallmarked R&K, London, 1961, the other hallmarked, H& (possibly Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater), London, 1928, important manufacturers, total weight

A set of four Victorian silver egg spoons and a pair of George VI examples, John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1886 and Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1936, Old English Bright Cut Edge and

Two pairs of salt spoons hallmarked Sheffield 1909 maker Robert Pringle & Sons and Birmingham 1898 maker Levi & Salaman. The largest 2 1/2" long (2+2)