Lot 132: Sold for £250 hammer
A Selected Antiques & Fine Art Sale to include silver, jewellery & maritime, Wednesday 12th April 2017 - Thursday 13th April 2017

An Arts and Crafts Keswick School of Industrial Art silver spoon, hammered bowl with engraved initial and date 1905, elongated handle and pierced terminal, Chester 1904, 21.5cm, a preserve spoon with green stone inset terminal, A E Jones, Birmingham 1905, a George V conserve spoon and two small pickle forks,

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