The silver comprising:

Set of six large tablespoons, mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmith Co., London, 1894, monogrammed

Set of four large tablespoons, mark of Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1804

Set of twelve large tablespoons, marked London, 1802, probably for William Eley & William Fearn

Set of three large tablespoons, marked London, 1789, marked possibly for Hester Bateman

Two large table spoons, marked London, 1782, maker's marks indistinct

A large tablespoon, mark of Robert Rutland, London, 1822 

A large tablespoon, marked London, 1800, maker's mark indistinct

A large tablespoon, marked, London, 1806, maker's mark indistinct

A large tablespoon, marked London, 1792, maker's mark indistinct  

A set of six teaspoons, marked London, probably for 1794, maker's mark 'IB'

A pair of teaspoons, marked London, 1808, maker's mark 'SA'

A teaspoon, marked London, 1805, maker's mark indistinct

A dinner fork, marked London, 1802, probably for William Eley & William Fearn

A set of twenty-two teaspoons, marked 'Sterling'

A set of ten Black, Starr & Frost salad forks, marked 'Sterling'

A set of three dessert forks, marked 'Sterling'

Two Tiffany & Co. serving forks, marked 'Sterling'

A Dutch serving spoon, marked '.835'

The silver plate comprising:

A set of four Chrisofle large tablespoons

A set of twelve dinner forks

A set of twelve dinner knives

Two serving forks

Seven large tablespoons in a variety of styles

Eight tablespoons in a variety of styles

The longest 10 1/2 in., 111.5 oz. approx. weighable, (124 pcs).