Nine English Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, 1784-1929. Comprising an 'Old English' spoon with bright-cut handle, George Smith III, London, 1784, engraved with the initial "A;" an 'Old English' 8.5-inch spoon with bright-cut handle, Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1805, not monogrammed; a Victorian 'Old English' master butter knife, Chawner & Co. (George William Adams), London, 1842, not monogrammed; a Edward VII 10.75-inch salad serving fork, John Grinsell & Sons, London, 1901, engraved initials "G.A.C.;" an Edward VII 8.375-inch fancy/ picture back spoon, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Ltd., Sheffield, 1902, die-stamped on the back with a fully-rigged ship, engraved on the front with the initial "M;" a George V tipped ridged 8-inch salad serving fork and spoon, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1929; a George III fiddle thread spoon, William Eley I & William Fearn, London, 1800 (later repousse); a George III spoon, George Wintle, London, 1806 (later repousse), all marked.
18.50 troy oz. total weight.

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