A group of silver flatware comprising a sugar sifting spoon, Birmingham 1908, two pairs of sugar tongs, and two salt spoons, 77g, also a set of six Asian teaspoons decorated with fish and two salt spoons having spiral stems, wirght of foreign flatware 47g

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