Five various silver folding fruit knives and a fork, the first, unhallmarked, with two blades and horn handles, inscribed 'Huett Johnson 27 Mar 1770', the second, attributed to Andrew Davidson, with 'AD' and portcullis mark, the handles with foliate decoration, the third, with shaped mother-of-pearl handle and initialled shield, by Aaron Hadfield (probably), Sheffield 1847, the fourth, with tortoiseshell handles, by Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield 1881, the fifth, one handle with enamelled rose head decoration, hallmarked three times, by William Needham, Sheffield 1912, the sixth, the fork, double struck for 1797/1798, with lion passant, open 13-20cm long (6) For a discussion of Scottish silversmith Andrew Davidson, see 'The Finial', vol. 19/06, August 2009. Condition report: The first with damage to horn handles at ends and some filler The second with chip on end rivet The third with damaged handle back The fifth with poorly struck maker's mark and wear to silver caps on handles The sixth with tiny black dots to edges of enamel