brown suede and calf leather, bamboo handles, gold-toned hardware, with dustbag

Hamilton & Co of Calcutta, of octagonal baluster form, each panel decorated with engraved shell and floral scrolls, the handle of S scroll form, r...

to include, a tea caddy, a table cigarette box, soap box and cover, a rose water sprinkler and a lidded jug, all with embossed scroll, fauna and f...

Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1955, with pie crust border, engraved to centre with facsimile signatures, raised on three leaf clasped ball feet; toge...

John Collard Vickery, Birmingham 1928, with a pie crust border, raised on three scroll feet(Diameter: 20.5cm, weight: 11.6oz) ...[more]

Ellis and Co., Birmingham 1913, of knopped baluster form with shaped stem, onto stepped spreading foot with shell decorated border, the removable ...

to include a cased matched set of condiments, Chester 1906, each with cast gadrooned border, retailed by Edward and Son; a sugar caster, Birmingha...

T H Hazelwood & Co, Birmingham 1906, of traditional form, the lugs each cast with thistle motifs; together with another twin handled bowl, London ...

Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 2010, each modelled as a budding thistle, the slight baluster body with embossed thistle detail with an everted rim, ...

DJ, Edinburgh 1994, cast as a hound's head, well chased and engraved detail, gilt interior(Length: 9cm, weight: 6oz) ...[more]

Bernard Harrington, Edinburgh 1951, of baluster form, the body with a slightly planished finish, the handle of S scroll form, scrolling spout, all...

Thomas Smith & Sons, Edinburgh 1898, of traditional form with panelled body, triple scroll border to body, the lugs each engraved with fleur-de-ly...

Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1876, of Old English pattern, bright cut engraving to stem with Fraser crest and motto engraved to terminal; together w...

McHattie and Fenwick, Edinburgh 1802, the oval teapot with embossed band of floral decoration, and demi ribbed, matching sugar and cream, gadroon ...

Henry Chawner, 1794 and John McDonald, Edinburgh 1802, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar basin and milk jug, each of oval form with ribbon det...

Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh 1789, of Celtic Point pattern, crest and motto engraved to terminal(Length: 22.5cm, weight: 12.4oz) ...[more]

William Jamieson, marked WJ, ABD, WJ, of Fiddle pattern, foliate initials engraved to terminal; together with a set of six mustard spoons, also Wi...

George Jamieson, marked GJ, London 1824, ABDN, of Fiddle and Shell pattern, Fraser crest and motto engraved to terminal(Length: 16cm, weight: 8.8o...

Alexander Forbes, circa 1740, marked AF, three towers, lion passant, of Hanoverian pattern, Fraser crest and motto engraved to reverse of terminal...

to include Aberdeen, a sugar shovel, Peter Gill, of Fiddle pattern; a set of six 18th century small teaspoons, indistinct maker's mark, Scottish f...

James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1904, of Neo-Classical form, the Corinthian column to a sweeping square base with embossed swag detail and furth...

Thomas Johnson, London 1879, of traditional form, curved shoulders, lid acting as a telescopic cup with presentation engraving to lid 'JACK/ 2nd P...

mainly 19th century various makers, comprising: six table forks, six dessert forks, nine dessert spoons, thirteen tea spoons, two sauce ladles, a ...

Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1839, of baluster form with leaf clasped lower body, engraved armorials to the centre of the...

EM possibly Edward Mayfield, London 1808, of traditional form with threaded borders; together with a trophy, Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1909; ...

to include, a soup ladle Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1805, of Fiddle pttern, and another similar; together with a collection of condiments, inkwe...

Paul Storr, London 1803, of neo-classical baluster form, the heavy bottom with woven borders, the handle of S scroll form with classical mask term...

John Emes, London 1801, of twin loop handled urn form, with engraved floral borders and lion mask capped handles, wreath cartouche to centre with ...

to include a George III basting spoon, Robert Gray, Edinburgh 1797, of Old English pattern, engraved initials to terminal; a set of five tablespoo...

William Cafe, London 1767, of waisted rectangular form with gadrooned border and foliate initials engraved to centre, a shell clasped scroll handl...

OM/WT, London 1765, of plain form; together with a fish slice, London 1819, of Fiddle and Thread pattern, engraved crest to terminal and another G...

Ebenezer Coker, London 1769, each of traditional Corinthian form, the slightly tapered reeded columns to a stepped square base with embossed bead ...

to include, a set of four open salts on three bun feet; a pair of cut-glass oval salts and various condiment spoons; together with modern silver p...