Comprising:

Six pistol handled dinner knives with steel blades and filled handles, indistinctly marked

Five pistol handled lunch knives with steel blades and filled handles, indistinctly marked

Two dinner knives with steel blades and filled handles, mark C W Fletcher & Son Ltd, London, 1982

Two three pronged dinner forks, mark of James Robinson, London, 1962

A set of five crested George II forks, mark of Ebenezer Coker, London, date mark indistinct

A pair of crested teaspoons, mark of Charles Jackson, London, date mark indistinct

Together with:

A Tiffany & Co. silver serving spoon, marked 'Sterling'

A Russian silver spoon, marked '.84'

Three pairs of silver plate servers

A silver plate carving set

A silver plate carving knife

A silver plate serving spoon

A silver plate mounted wood spoon

A pierced serving spoon

A pair of servers with cut glass handles

Two pie slices

Three ladles

Five various coffee spoons

The dinner knives 9 1/2 in. long, 25.3 oz. approx. weighable, (53 pcs).

Wear consistent with age and use. The knives with bruises to the handles, some of the pistol handle dinner knives with loose blades. The English flatware with wear and abrasions consistent with use. The silver plate and metal wares with nicks and wear.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.