A selection of silver to include a George IV pair of silver table spoons, etc.

In varied state, the lot displays general surface scratches, marks, wear and tarnishing commensurate with the age and use. The table spoons are engraved with an initial 'J' with heavier tarnishing to the interior bowls. The Hanoverian spoons have two missing, the case has space for twelve, although it looks of the period the case may not be original due to the small gaps when the spoons sit, minor loss of definition to some of the rat-tails, the maker's marks are off-struck, possibly ??LW. The pin cushion has become significantly dented and creased with splits and holes to the circular base around the seams, it stands off centre from compression to the base, requires repair and attention. The bristles on the brushes have remnants of hair and dirt visible, the Chester hair brush is engraved with an initial 'W' twice. The silver napkin ring has significant loss of definition and engraved initials. The atomiser is marked Sterling silver alongside the maker's mark S.M.U. Silver handled knife has a stainless steel serrated blade. Two plated spoon and a fork are engraved 'Dom-Hotel'. Various maker's marks and dates on the other flatware. Some hallmarks rubbed and worn in places but majority legible.