Lot 97: Sold for £750 hammer
A Selected Antiques and Fine Art Sale to include silver, jewellery & fine paintings, Wednesday 8th July 2015 - Thursday 9th July 2015

A matched Victorian/Edwardian silver fiddle pattern part canteen, maker J H Potter, Sheffield, dates between 1898 and 1902, all monogrammed, comprising twenty-three dessert forks, fifteen dessert spoons, seven teaspoons, six table forks, four tablespoons and two ladles, 89oz

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