A mid Victorian silver sugar or preserve spoon, the gilded shovel shaped bowl with fruiting vine design, extending to a spiral vine twist stem with foliate terminal, Birmingham 1855, Hilliard & Thomason.

A collection of Victorian and later preserve, mustard and tea spoons, designs include berry and shell form bow

Lot 138
Sold for £100 hammer

Estimate £60-£80

A collection of Edwardian and later silver teaspoons, all of varying design, mostly with tennis club finials,

Lot 140
Sold for £170 hammer

Estimate £60-£80

A set of six William IV hallmarked silver teaspoons each with scalloped bowl below leaf and branch handle, len

Lot 93
Sold for £420 hammer

Estimate £60-£80