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559. Pair of George III silver sauce ladles, monogrammed to the handles, maker William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1809, 7" long, 3.6oz t (2) £50-80 560. Fine George IV cast silver stand dish, complete with small chamberstick (lacking snuffer) and two silver mounted cut glass cruet jars, the stand with an engraved monogram and marriage presentation inscription to the side dated 1871, maker Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, London 1822, 10.25" wide, 7.5" deep. 5" high, 31oz t silver £500-800 561. Two pairs of squat silver candlesticks, the first by William Comyns and Sons Ltd, London 1974, 4" high; the second pair by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1969, 3" high; also a silver spill vase, B & Co., Birmingham 1964 (5) £80-120 562. Three George III silver dinner forks, maker William Bateman I, London 1817, monogrammed to the handles, 8" long; also another fork hallmarked Newcastle 1838, 8.6oz t (4) £80-100 563. Five similar Georgian and Victorian fiddle and shell pattern dinner forks, two with engraved monograms to the handle, two with monograms to the handle undersides and one crested to the handle underside, 8" long, 13oz t (5) £120-180
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558 (See page 60) 564. Selection of assorted Georgian and Victorian silver forks, including three dinner forks, longest 8.25" long, and six smaller to include fiddle and shell pattern, some with presentation inscriptions and crests to the handles; also a William Hutton & Sons silver plated fork, 14.7oz t £150-200 565. Pair of Arts and Crafts silver candlesticks by James Dixon & Sons, with cast rivet decoration to the sconces over slender support and further cast rivet decoration to the circular bases, marked Sheffield 1912 and 1916, 9" high £300-500 566. George V silver vesta case by S Blackensee, with engraved scroll decoration around a monogrammed cartouche, 2" x 2"; together with a similar vesta case by William Hutchinson, Birmingham 1903 (2) £30-60 61