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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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Very unusual straight set of 36 George III Old English pattern silver table forks by Richard Crossley, London 1805. All in good condition with clear marks. Engraved with a female coat of arms: “Argent, on two chevrons gules, as many mullets of the field” (as yet untraced, but perhaps related to the Ashe family of Devon). 8 inches long; 97.1 ounces
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Set of six George III Scottish silver dessert spoons by William Davie, Edinburgh 1781. Engraved initials WL. 7.1 inches long; 6.56 ounces