Four George IV silver Fiddle pattern table forks,

A set of six George III silver fiddle pattern table forks, by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1814, crested (crane with fitched cross and bow), 20.25cm, 14.99oz

hallmarked, Dublin, 1820, M.West, together with two matched Irish sterling silver forks, all in shell fiddle and thread, total weight 314gm, l 17cm (6)

Six English George IV Silver Table Spoons, London,1820, William Eley and William Fearn, Fiddle pattern engraved with a crown and hairy paw. Collection of Charles Phillips, Cleveland, OH. Dimensions:

A George IV sterling silver table fork, London 1820 by Paul Storr (1771-1844, first reg. 12th Jan 1793) King’s Husk pattern, double struck, engraved to the reverse with a crest of a stag’s

Group of (5) 19th/early 20th century English silver table articles, to include: George IV sterling silver straining ladle, London, 1822, in Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern, having bowl with pierced scr

Lot of 22 assorted sterling and coin silver flatware. Includes two George Doty coin silver serving spoons, four Gorham tipped fiddle forks and one spoon circa 1855, six Gorham Buttercup pattern spoons

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

A George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoon with gilded bowl, hallmarked London 1827, maker Richard Britton. Approx. 4" long Category Silver & Silver-plated items

Four English William IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles London 1833 by Adey Bellamy Savory. Each engraved with lion rampant crest. L. 18 cm (7 in.)

A GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE, THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN FISH SLICE, London c.1823, mark of William Chawner; together with two London basting spoons, one bright cut London c.1783, mark of Thomas Wallis I a

Fiddle pattern with engraved crests. Marked for Henry & Charles Day, London, 1821. L.: 30 cm (11 3/4 in.)235g of weighable silver

A GEORGE IV SILVER BASTING SPOON by Charles Eley, London 1825, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a C within a laurel wreath. 30.5cm long, 4.3 troy ounces Marks are clear and well-struck. No splits or den

A Geo III silver table fork, hallmarked London 1805, maker William Eley & William Fearn. Together with a Geo III silver Fiddle & Shell pattern fork London 1817. Largest approx. 8" long (2)

A George IV Scottish provincial silver tablespoon, Banff circa 1825 by George Elder (active 1819-43) Fiddle pattern, virginal. Marked GE script, thistle, B. Together with a George III dessert spoon, P

A pair of George IV Scottish provincial silver tablespoons, Dumfries circa 1820 by David Grey (active circa 1810-41) Fiddle pattern, engraved with initials McC in cursive script. Marked with DG, ancho

A George IV Scottish provincial silver dessert spoon, Elgin circa 1820 by Charles Fowler (active circa 1809 – 24) Fiddle pattern, engraved with initials MR in flourished cursive script, also la

Set of four English George IV sterling silver footed repousse master salt cellars (marks of Joseph Angell I, London, one 1825, three 1826), together with four "Fiddle and Shell" master salt spoons (ma

A set of ten George IV Irish silver teaspoons, Charles Marsh, Dublin 1827, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, 14.5cm long, 10.23ozt (10)

Northern Europe, England, ca. 1760 to 1820 CE. A lovely set of 5 sterling silver Old English pattern dinner or table forks, each with 4 prongs and a flared stem. Two forks display a lovely letter "M"

A pair of George IV sterling silver asparagus tongs London 1827 by William Eaton Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, with pierced rectangular blades, engraved with a crest of a ostrich head erased ducal

Four George IV to Early Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces all London, including: a "King's" pattern fish slice, hallmarked 1826-1827, by William Eaton, with elaborately pierced scimitar-shaped

A selection of 8 antique E. Mead & Co. coin silver tableforks in the Threaded Fiddle pattern. The spoons are embellished with beautiful scripted monogrammed initials to the handle ends. Marked E. Mead

THREE SILVER SIFTER SPOONS including a Fiddle pattern sifter, by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 1810, engraved with a monogram; etc. (3) Crossley & Smith 15.5cm long, 3.7 troy ounc

French silver plated flatware in Fiddle Head pattern, twelve dinner forks & twelve large table spoons, marked for Metal Alliance Blanc 84 GR, each piece approximately 8.5" long.