A selection of silver cutlery
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A selection of silver cutlery. To comprise a dessert spoon with bright cut foliate scrollwork to the back of the bowl and the stem, hallmarked London; a bread fork and pickle fork with foliate engraved patterns by Levesley Brothers, hallmarked Sheffield; a pair of claw sugar tongs, and a miniature shovel, both hallmarked Birmingham; gross weight 100g. Together with a white metal pickle fork, tested as 900 silver on an XRF analyser; and a selection of silver-plated and mother-of-pearl handled cutlery; with a Georgian glass pestle. handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyser to test metals.
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