All with wear consistent with use. The case with distress.

Comprising:

Ten dinner forks:

four double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with diamond heel, Elizabeth Eden, London, one 1846 and three 1849, 400g all in

four single struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell, Mary Chawner, London, 1835, 330g all in

two American double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with thread heel, Thomas Fletcher, Philadelphia, first half 19th century, each terminal engraved with a 'P' and '1828', 190g all in

Ten table spoons

9 double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern with diamond heel:

three Elizabeth Eden, London, 1849, 200g all in

four William Eaton, London, 1829, 390g all in

one George Maudsley Jackson, London, 1895, 105g

one probably Josiah Williams & Co, London, 1901, 100g

one probably William Theobolds, London, 1846, 100g

1 table spoon, double struck Fiddle Husk with husk heel:

Mary Chawner, London, 1835, 105g

Five Dessert Spoons:

4 double struck Fiddle and Shell with Union heel

three Solomon Hougham, London, one 1813, two 1814, 145g all in

one William Chawner II, London, 1820, 50g

1 double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with diamond heel

probably William, Robert Smiley, London, 1853, 60g

Ten Dessert Forks:

6 double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with diamond heel

three Elizabeth Eden, London, 1846, 195g all in

three probably Joseph & Albert Savory, London, 1853, the terminals engraved with an initial, 180g all in

2 double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with Union heel

maker's marks worn, London, probably 1815, the terminals engraved with initials, 115g all in

1 single struck Fiddle and Shell

John Meek, London, the terminal engraved with an initial, 1823, 40g

1 American double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with thread heel

Thomas Fletcher, Philadelphia, first half 19th century, the terminal engraved 'John Parkins 1828', 70g

15 Teaspoons

10 double struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell with diamond heel, the terminals engraved with a crest

six Adey Bellamy Savory, London, 1832, 230g all in

six maker's marks worn, London, 1833, 210g all in

3 single struck Fiddle, Thread and Shell

2 probably James Wintle 1818, 55g all in

1 James Wintle, 1821, 30g

Ten dinner knives:

nine C J Vander Ltd, Sheffield, seven 1979, two 1980

one A Haviland-Nye, Sheffield, 1973

Ten bread knives:

seven C J Vander Ltd, Sheffield, 1979

three A Haviland-Nye, Sheffield, 1973

One carving knife:

The handle apparently unmarked