A selection of assorted George III and later silver cutlery, to include a matched part set of silver teaspoons, each having initialled terminal, hallmarked William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1804/12, a late Victorian teaspoon having initialled terminal, London 1894, a set of four teaspoons having chevron borders, John Sanderson, Sheffield 1913, together with a set of six similar silver handled butter knives having silver plated blades, a silver spoon and fork set, a cased set of six silver pickle forks, a mother-of-pearl child's spoon and fork set, a set of six ivory cocktail sticks, etc. Gross silver weight 13.17 ozt (409.4 grams).

Overall the lot appears in fair to poor condition with all silver items displaying wear and scratching. Georgian spoons are each dented and slightly distorted. Butter knifes with wear and tarnishing. Silver spoon and fork set is heavily tarnished and worn. Hallmarks are mostly legible although some are worn and distorted. This item may have export issues, for customers outside of the EU, please note that it is the buyers responsibility to adhere to any import/export requirements.