A group of silver flatware,prising: a Victorian spoon, Exeter, 1873, Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams), fiddle pattern and initials engraved to handle, 18cm long; two table spoons, London, 1864, maker's mark indistinct, and Birmingham, 1929, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, both fiddle pattern and initials engraved to handle, approx. 22.5cm long; four grapefruit spoons, 1929, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, with Old English pattern, 15.3cm long; four tea spoons, various dates and makers, fiddle pattern and initials engraved to handles, 14cm long; six fruit knives, Sheffield, maybe 1914, Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), with mother-of-pearl handles, 16.5cm long; a pair of sugar tongs, London, 1852, maker's mark indistinct, 15cm long; a pair of sugar tongs and three coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1905, William Devenport and a matched coffee spoon, Birmingham, 1905, S Brs.; other coffee spoons of various patterns; and a small silver flask, Birmingham, 1928, maker's mark rubbed; together with three Continental coffee spoons, indistinctly stamped 800, maker TM, total weighable silver approx. 19.7oz (lot) Condition Report: Total weighable silver doesn't include knives