Lot 122: Sold for £95 hammer
A Two Day Art & Antiques Auction to include Silver & Jewellery, Thursday 23rd January 2025 - Friday 24th January 2025

A matched set of eleven Edward VII and later silver teaspoons, maker Alfred James How, comprising six Edward VII , London 1906, and five George V, London 1931, all with scroll terminals to the handles, combined gross weight 5.9oz

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