Lot 9: Sold for £150 hammer
A Two Day Art & Antiques Auction to include Silver & Jewellery, Thursday 17th October 2024 - Friday 18th October 2024

A pair of William IV silver meat spikes with ring terminals, maker Lewis Samuel, London 1831, 21cm, Victorian silver whiskey decanter label, Sheffield 1897 and a boxed royal commemorative silver caddy spoon, with silver gilt Prince of Wales feathers terminal. engraved Royal Wedding July 29th 1981

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