Edward VII Hallmarked Silver Vesta & Cased Set of Six George V Teaspoons
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An Edward VII hallmarked silver vesta. Monogrammed. Hallmarked year 1908, Birmingham. Sponsors mark illegible. Together with a cased set of six George V hallmarked silver teaspoons. Hallmarked year 1911, Sheffield. Sponsors mark for Henry Williamson Ltd. Furthe together with a George V hallmarked silver food pusher. Hallmarked year 1928, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for Arthur Price & Co Ltd. Along with an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver handled pie slicer / server. Hallmarked year 1966, Sheffield. Sponsors mark for Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner). Further along with an oval shaped 925 silver trinket dish. Stamped 925. In addition, a set of six silver plated napkin rings & a pair of plated sugar tongs. Total silver weight approx. 90g Laegest measures approx. 25.5cm L
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