Six English 17th Lancers Silver Medals.

Six English 17th Lancers Silver Medals. A Victoria and an Edward VII South Africa medal awarded to 4512 Private A. Jones; A Victoria and an Edward VII South Africa medal awarded to 4224 Private F. Han

Two English 17th Lancers Silver Medals Awarded to R. Shriers. Including a Crimea medal with ribbon and an India medal with ribbon, both with stamped markings on the rim, with a file of information on

Group of six mid-19th century iron and silver metal striking dies, probably for medals, buttons, goldsmith or silversmith work comprising two dies with an American eagle,; two dies, likely English, wi

20th century, round, looped, canted corners, round forms, several footed, various makers, no monograms, 86.81 oz. T., 7-1/4 in. to 10-1/4 in.  

Six English Silver Table Articles Various makers, Late 18th Century and Later comprising a George III chamberstick, George IV sugar tongs, Victorian bachelor's teapot, dish and an Elizabeth II silver

Group of Six English Silver Serving Utensils in 'Onslow' Patterns Comprising: A pair of salad serving forks, mark of James Robinson, London, 1984 A pair of meat forks, mark of James Robinson, London,

Group of Six English Silver Serving Utensils in 'Onslow' Patterns Comprising: A pair of salad serving forks, mark of James Robinson, London, 1984 A pair of meat forks, mark of James Robinson, London,

Hallmarked James Robinson, London, 1969 (one dated 1965), comprising 3 rattail spoons, longest 12"l, and 3 serving forks, total weight approx. 25 t.o. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Mimi

Six English Silver Salts in Fitted Case, c.1920's, scallop shell forms on dolphin feet with silver plated spoons. Four salts are hallmarked silver, two salts are silver plated. Dimensions: 2.25

A Set of Six English Silver Seal Spoons,Thomas Bradbury & Sons 20th Century in a fitted case.  Weight 20 ozt 18 dwts. Length 4 inches.

A Set of Six English Silver Demitasse Spoons. Together with an English silver mounted crystal inkwell and an English silver footed box (1.5" x 3" x 2.5") Spoons and box: 3.55 ozt

Israel Holidays - Six Silver Medals. Including: Passover, Shabbat Shalom, Yom Kippur, Lag BaOmer, Shavuot and Rosh Hashana. Silver 935. 37mm. 26gr (total 156gr).

Together with two coin silver shell form master salt spoons and a coin silver condiment spoon. apx. 3 t.o. 4 1/4"l

A GROUP OF SIX ENGLISH SILVER PLATED RETICULATED BOWLS WITH UNDER PLATES, SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1920-1930, each small shaped bowl with with gilt washed interior with scrolled border over lozenge form pierc

Tea spoon size in the manner of earlier examples, London 1946. L: 9cm (3 1/2 in.), 52g.

A Set of Six English Silver Demitasse Spoons. Each handle bears a green enamel shamrock / clover. Together with two enamel and silver forks, and an .800 silver spoon

A CASED SET OF SIX ENGLISH SILVER HALLMARKED BUTTER KNIVES.

Sterling silver flatware including an asparagus fork 9.5"l and six English silver spoons 49 troy oz.

A Miscellaneous Group of Silver Table Articles Comprising a cased set of eight Fina silver salt and pepper shakers, a cased set of six English silver demitasse spoons, a set of six Gorham silver Rever

Comprising a set of twelve coin silver teaspoons, possibly Philadelphia, 1835, a boxed set of six English silver coffee spoons, hallmarked CBS, Charles Boyton & Son, Sheffield, 1923, box stamped Linds

Comprising: a boxed set of six English silver demi-tasse spoons, 4 sugar tongs, 1 serving fork, 1 sugar shell, Scottish silver shovel, total weight approx.. 8 T.O. Largest, 7-1/2"l.

A set of six English silver teaspoons by E.P. Mallory & Son. Designed after the 2nd Century AC Roman teaspoons, discovered in the city of Bath. Length: 9.5 cm. Weight: 57 grams. Marked.

A collection including continental silver tongs, two grape shears, a set of four Pairpoint silver plate forks and a set of six English silver plate forks. If lot is absent of a condition report one ma

A group of six English silver Georgian teaspoons. All are marked. Four probably George Baskerville, 1795. Two are Peter, Ann, and William Bateman, 1800. 2.80 Troy ounces total.