Collection of 19th Century Hallmarked Silver Flatware
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A collection of 19th century hallmarked silver flatware. The set to include a William IV hallmarked silver table spoon. Hallmarked year 1831, London. Sponsors mark for Thomas Northcote. Together with a set of seven George hallmarked silver teaspoons. Hallmarked year 1834, London. Sponsors mark for William Eaton. Further together with a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver sugar tongs. Hallmarked year 1838, London. Sponsors mark for William Eaton. Along with a Victorian hallmarked silver tablespoon. Hallmarked year 1849, London. Sponsors mark for John Stone. Along with eight hallmarked silver teaspoons and a silver condiment spoon. Total weight approx. 464g. Largest measures approx. 23cm L
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