Lot 282: Sold for £120 hammer
Two day Selected Antiques & Fine Art Sale 16th & 17th April @ 10.30am, Thursday 17th April 2014

An early 19th century silver caddy spoon, maker William Pugh, Birmingham 1810 (monogrammed); together with a pair of Victorian silver salts in case, a silver cream jug (marks rubbed), a cigarette case, Birmingham 1925, and a beaten effect silver christening mug, 8oz

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