Two Victorian silver spoons, John Edward Bingham for

Victorian Sterling Silver Three Piece Tea and Coffee Service having mark of Edward Barnard & John Barnard, London, to include teapot, creamer, along with a two handled sugar bowl, each of paneled oval

A set of ten Victorian silver teaspoons by Reid & Sons of Grey Street, Newcastle 1880, together with a composed set of Georgian spoons, two by William Stalker & John Mitchison, Newcastle 1774-1782, 6.

Edward Bernard & Sons Ltd. (Edward, Edward Jr., John and W. Barnard) antique Victorian pierced sterling silver and crystal inkwell set. Consisting of one footed tray, two crystal/silver hinged topped

including set of six Irish spoon with oval handle, marks for John Shiels, Dublin, 1786; two serving spoons, monograms on back, marks for London, 1726; Victorian marrow scoop, marks for Samuel Hayne &

including set of six Irish spoon with oval handle, marks for John Shiels, Dublin, 1786; two serving spoons, monograms on back, marks for London, 1726; Victorian marrow scoop, marks for Samuel Hayne &

Two spoons by John Burt (1692 - 1745) c. 1740, with 'rat tail' decoration to the bowl, marked a the stem "John Burt", monogramed at the back of the handle "G I.E" Dimension

hallmarked London, 1840/1876, MC//GA (Mary Chawner & George W Adams) and GA (Chawner & Co (George William Adams), both in fiddle pattern, one with rubbed engraving to handle, total weight 99gm, length

Two Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons with a Roger Bros Silverplate Cake Knife - Dominick & Haff pierced spoon with gold wash face 7 1/2" L; small shell bonbon spoon 5" L (Towle pictorial mark)

A Pair of English George III Silver Berry Spoons. Each bearing a gold washed bowl. Hallmarked for London, 1801. Together with two English Victorian silver serving spoons and an English silver salt spo

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard, London 1869, engraved with ferns and initials. 8.5cm high, 3.5 troy ounces

Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot by John Edward & William Barnard, London 1850, 470 grams.

Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, in the 18th century style, realistically modelled as convolvulus, the bowls as the flowers, gilded, 11cm long, 1.30o

A Victorian Silver Covered Butter Dish John Edward Terry & Co., London, 1845 the lid with a cow finial above the Greek key engraved lid, dish and underplate. Height 5 inches.

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER FORKS, TWO DESSERT SPOONS AND TWO SMALL FORKS, by George Lambert, London 1898, Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern, the terminals each engraved with a crest; A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING

A Fine Pair of Edward & John Barnard Victorian Silver Figural Dessert Stands, London, England, ci

A massive William IV silver two-handled tray, John Edward Terrey, London, 1833 decorated with vine cluster and leaf border conforming large feet and scroll handles, the centre flat chased and engraved

Victorian Sterling Silver Salver , Edward & John Barnard, London, 1857, mark reg. 1851, shell, scroll and flower border, flat-chased well centering engraved crest with motto "VELLE EST FACERE", revers

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1859, with scroll-form handle and engine-turned ground with vacant cartouche. 9cm high, 4.1 troy ounces

A matched set of eight Victorian and George V silver dessert spoons, John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1893, Frank Cobb and Co., Sheffield 1930, Old English pattern, 18cm long, 12.11ozt (5+3)

Victorian Sterling Silver Milk Jug by John Edward Wilmot. Hallmarked Birmingham 1897. 2.03 ozs.

A pair of Circa 1844 Victorian sterling silver stuffing spoons, hallmark London 18th Century with rooster, family crest, marked "WE", William Eley. Each spoon measures approx. 9" long, 2" wide.

A Edward, Edward Jr., John & William Barnard Victorian Silver and Glass Epergne, London,

Wilcox Silver-plate, Meriden Conn. Figural lobster dish. Vermeil interior. Missing antennae, and two sterling silver Victorian reticulated serving spoons 4.5" x 6" x 10", 5.5"

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons, possibly hallmarked for John Lias, London 1809 or Jan Lotter. Measures 12" long. Weight - 216 g. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examin