Lot 180: Sold for £80 hammer
A Silver and Jewellery Auction to include Coins and Watches, Thursday 13th May 2021

A matched set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons engraved foliate terminals with initials, various makers and dates including London 1827, and a set of five modern silver coffee spoons with cast shell shell terminals, Birmingham 1964, 5oz

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