by various makers, 18th-19th centuries With Old English and Fiddle patterns, most monogrammed or with crest, comprising a pair of possibly William Welch II tablespoons, Exeter, 1806, a pair of tablespoons with rubbed marks, London, 1798, an Richard Crosley & George Smith IV tablespoon, London, 1808, a William Eley, William Fearn, & William Chawner tablespoon, London, 1789, a William Eley & William Fearn tablespoon, London, 1800, a Thomas Wallace & Johnathon Hayne, London, 1810, a Peter & Ann Bateman tablespoon, London, 1791, a Peter & William Bateman tablespoon, London, 1809, a Thomas Dicks tablespoon, London, 1813, a William Eley & William Fern tablespoon, London, 1800, a set of five William Sutton teaspoons, London, 1794, a set of four Mary Chawner teaspoons, London, 1835, a Richard Crossley teaspoon, London, 1803, a Peter & William Bateman teaspoon, London, 1806, a George Day teaspoon, London, 1815, a set of four Peter, Ann, & William Bateman fruit spoons, London, 1804, a pair of George Aldwinckle fruit spoons, London, 1879, a pair of possibly Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London, 1803, a Solomon Hougham fruit spoon, London, 1796, a William Bennett fruit spoon, London, 1806, a William Johnson teaspoon, London, 1830, a West & Son (Langley Archer West) fruit spoon, London, 1900, a set of five William Eaton demitasse spoons, London, 1832, a set of three William John demitasse spoons, London, 1830, a Johnathan Hayne demitasse spoon, London, 1836, a John Stone demitasse spoon, Exeter, 1835, a William Cummins demitasse spoon, Dublin, 1828, a set of ten William Eley & William Fern dinner forks, London, 1805, a William Eaton dinner fork, London, 1835, a Richard Crossley dinner fork, London, 1792, a set of three Mary Chawner dessert forks, London, 1835, a pair of Richard Crossley dessert fork, London, 1798, a pair of George Day dessert forks, London, 1812, a Johnathan Hayne dessert fork, London, 1830, four coffee spoons, 18th/19th century, twelve John Lambe carving sets, London, circa 1781-1798, a pair of Richard Crossley basting spoons, London, 1796, a Josiah & George Piercy basting spoon, London, 1817, a George Smith (III) & William Fearn serving fork, London, 1792, a Richard Crossley ladle, London, 1796, a Peter, Ann, & William Bateman ladle, London, 1804, a Peter, Ann, & William Bateman sauce ladle, London, 1802; total weighable silver 125oz troy (92).