Lot 150 | Fine Furniture
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Lot 150

A Group of Silver: A Silver Horn Chester 1905, 12” (30.5 cm) in length. A Pair of Georgian Silver Salts with hallmarks for London 1743 and Edward Wood’s makers punch (Specialist salt maker; master to David Hennell; died 1752). A Silver Salt by Henry Williamson Ltd hallmarked Birmingham 1902. A Georgian dessert spoon London 1813 and a George III dessert fork. A Victorian mustard spoon by Alfred Taylor Birmingham 1856. Two teaspoons; one Georgian possibly by Richard Crossley, the other Victorian. A rat-tail egg spoon Sheffield 1933 by Northern Goldsmiths Co. And a small caddy spoon Sheffield 1924 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd.

Sold for: £150

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A Group of Silver: A Silver Horn Chester 1905, 12” (30.5 cm) in length. A Pair of Georgian Silver Salts with hallmarks for London 1743 and Edward Wood’s makers punch (Specialist salt maker; master to David Hennell; died 1752). A Silver Salt by Henry Williamson Ltd hallmarked Birmingham 1902. A Georgian dessert spoon London 1813 and a George III dessert fork. A Victorian mustard spoon by Alfred Taylor Birmingham 1856. Two teaspoons; one Georgian possibly by Richard Crossley, the other Victorian. A rat-tail egg spoon Sheffield 1933 by Northern Goldsmiths Co. And a small caddy spoon Sheffield 1924 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd.