the terminal engraved with the initial 'B', 65g; a George III silver 'Fiddle' pattern basting spoon, Peter & William Bateman, London, 1814, the terminal engraved with initials, 140g; a pair of Victorian silver 'Fiddle, Thread and Shell' pattern basting spoons, Charles Lias, London, 1844, each terminal engraved 'Benjn Robinson Esq. MASTER 1834-5', the reverse engraved 'Innholders.', 465g all in; a Victorian silver fish slice, George Unite, Birmingham, 1871, the blade pierced with foliate motifs, 125g; a George III silver spoon, The Batemans, London, 1777, 15g; five silver 'Fiddle' pattern salt spoons, various makers and dates, 65g all in; two electroplated examples; a Victorian silver 'Queen's' pattern teaspoon, G ..., London, 1874, 35g; a George VI silver sugar sifter, A E Poston & Co Ltd, Sheffield, 1946, 45g; four Elizabeth II silver spoons, Angora Silver Plate Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1968, 25g all in; a German silver pickle fork, Antiko, .800 standard, 15g; a Georg Jensen 'Acorn' pattern teaspoon designed by Johan Rohde, with import marks for Georg Jensen Ltd, London, 1945, .925 sterling, 15g; a Georg Jensen 'Pyramid' pattern pickle fork designed by Harald Nielsen, 1945, .925 sterling, 25g; and an American plated fish slice, A. Rumrill & Co, 20th century