A mixed set of English, American and Colonia silver and plated flatware, comprising a set of three 19th Century German teaspoons, marked 12 Loth

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A mixed set of English, American and Colonia silver and plated flatware, comprising a set of three 19th Century German teaspoons, marked 12 Loth, makers marks partially rubbed, engraved with 'FT' to handle; a set of five early 19th Century Canadian teaspoons by William Hunter, Canadian silver marks verso, with 'F' engraved to handle; a Scottish silver teaspoon, 1807, 'JF' makers mark; a set of three early 19th Century teaspoons by N. Harding & Co, American "coin silver", of fiddle back form with 'AAS' engraved to handle; a Georg Jenson sterling silver seafood fork with pyramid design to handle; a pair of silver serving spoons by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1798, with engraved decoration to handle; a pair of silver serving spoons by W illiam Woodman, Exeter 1832, with fiddle back handles and 'M' engraved to front; a pair of 19th Century Canadian silver serving spoons by Page, Smalley & Ferguson, marked 'Sterling' verso; a silver ladle with by Robert Pringle & Sons, London, hallmarks partially rubbed, with pierced bowl, a collection of three sterling silver teaspoons, stamped '925' verso with acanthus leaf decoration to handles, a further set of five sterling silver teaspoons with engraved handles; a smaller sugar example in the same design; a pair of sugar nips marked '925 Sterling'; a set of three early 19th Century Canadian teaspoons with shell finials to handles, hallmarked verso with 'JL'; a sterling silver fruit fork; and others; total weighable 710.7 grams (22.85 ozt).