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A cased set of six George V silver cake forks, a set of eleven Chinese white metal coffee spoons, a Georgian silver dessert spoon and a pair of white metal sugar tongs.
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Lot 1829

Sale: 110722

A cased set of six George V silver cake forks, a set of eleven Chinese white metal coffee spoons, a Georgian silver dessert spoon and a pair of white metal sugar tongs.

Estimate: £60-£80
An Edwardian silver quaich, Chester, 1904, 12.1cm and a similar George V quaich, London, 1924, 6.5oz.
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Lot 1829

Sale: 111021

An Edwardian silver quaich, Chester, 1904, 12.1cm and a similar George V quaich, London, 1924, 6.5oz.

Estimate: £100-£150
An Elizabeth II silver three piece condiment set, Sheffield, 1964, six assorted silver napkin rings and a stylish Austro Hungarian white metal pill box, by George Adam Scheid, 62mm. Condition - fair
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Lot 1829

Sale: 141024

An Elizabeth II silver three piece condiment set, Sheffield, 1964, six assorted silver napkin rings and a stylish Austro Hungarian white metal pill box, by George Adam Scheid, 62mm. Condition - fair

Estimate: £100-£150
Two late Victorian repousse silver trinket boxes, largest 13.3cm, a pair of George V silver trinket boxes and a tortoiseshell and silver mounted circular trinket box. Condition - poor to fair
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Lot 1829

Sale: 300924

Two late Victorian repousse silver trinket boxes, largest 13.3cm, a pair of George V silver trinket boxes and a tortoiseshell and silver mounted circular trinket box. Condition - poor to fair

Estimate: £200-£300
A pair of late George II pierced silver oval salts, by Robert & David Hennell I, London, 1759, with associated blue glass liners, 83mm. Condition - poor
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Lot 1829

Sale: 290724

A pair of late George II pierced silver oval salts, by Robert & David Hennell I, London, 1759, with associated blue glass liners, 83mm. Condition - poor

Estimate: £80-£120
Two George III silver meat skewers by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1791 & 1795, largest 29.7cm and two Georgian silver marrow scoops, one by Peter & William Bateman, London, 1807.
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Lot 1829

Sale: 220124

Two George III silver meat skewers by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1791 & 1795, largest 29.7cm and two Georgian silver marrow scoops, one by Peter & William Bateman, London, 1807.

Estimate: £200-£300
A George IV silver candlestick, Thomas Blagden & Co, Sheffield, 1822, now mounted on a later wooden base, with drill hole for electricity??, overall height 26.9cm.
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Lot 1829

Sale: 060323

A George IV silver candlestick, Thomas Blagden & Co, Sheffield, 1822, now mounted on a later wooden base, with drill hole for electricity??, overall height 26.9cm.

Estimate: £120-£180

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