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Early 19th century navette shaped Austrian silver snuff box with gilt interior and engraved scene to the lid, maker JS, probably Kronstadt, circa 1800. 2.7 inches wide; 1.54 ounces
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Set of 6 George III silver teaspoons, feather edge with shoulders, twisted stems and fluted bowls. Hallmarks lost in stem decoration. Engraved with a crest of a moor’s head. Probably London circa 1775. 5 inches long; 2.85 ounces
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George IV silver snuff box with gilt interior, engine turned and with engraved inscription TMC to JB. 2.8 inches wide; 2.03 ounces
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Edwardian silver copy of the coronation spoon by Wakeley and Wheeler, London 1905. 10 inches long; 3.25 ounces
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Set of four rare George III silver picture back teaspoons, the bowl-backs die-struck with a heron with wings expanded, an eel in its beak, standing among bullrushes, by Thomas Wallis, London circa 1765. Engraved on the handles with initials H over DH. 4.75 inches long; 1.7 ounces
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Three silver wine labels with grape and shell borders, two for Sherry, and one for Madiera, by Emes and Barnard, London 1824/6. 2.25 inches wide; 2.5 ounces
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George III silver punch ladle (made from a crown piece), set with a gilded Charles II 1663 shilling. Turned wood handle. Unmarked circa 1765. 14 inches long
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Set of 3 George III pierced silver wine labels for Madeira, Port and Sherry, by John Rich, London circa 1790, with engraved borders and crest of a unicorn’s head erased charged with a trident. 2.5 inches wide; 1.04 ounces
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Pair of Channel Islands silver napkin rings struck with marks for Sark, 2nd half of the 20th century. Engraved with names ‘Roger’ and ‘Janet’. 1.6 inches diameter; 1.6 ounces
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Cased set of Victorian silver gilt rat-tail apostle teaspoons, including sugar tongs and caddy spoon, by Henry Holland, London 1874/5. Length of teaspoons 4.8 inches; 5.5 ounces
