ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN AND OTHER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE.

ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN AND OTHER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE. Late 18th, early 19th century and other. England. Consisting of: 1) Seven 8″ forks, 2 (1795/6 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn), 5 (1800/1 Richard Cooke), 1 (1787/8 W). 2) Seventeen 6-1/2″ forks, 6 (1784/5 Geo. Smith), 4 (1796/7 Prob. John Beldon), 5 (1809/10 Geo. Wintle), 2 unidentified. 3) Sixteen 9-1/4″ knives, 12 (1947 Sheffield) HA, 46 (1972 Sheffield) CWF, 2 (1934 Sheffield) CWF. 4) Fifteen 8″ forks, 1 (1824/5 Poss. R. Peppin), 2 (1811/12 Wm. Eley, Wm. Flann, Wm. Chawner), 2 (1792/3 Thomas Northcote), 3 (1795/6 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn), 3 (1803/4 Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn), 3 (1811/12 Newcastle Dorothy Langlanos), 1 (1792/3 Wm. Sutton). 5) Six 8-3/4″ spoons(1809/10 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn). 6) Twelve 8″ spoons, 5 (Geo. Smith III), 1 (Wm. Chawner), 6 (1742/46 Richard Crossley). 7) Eighteen 6-1/2″ spoons, 8 (1796/7) varied, 2 (1797), 6 (1790/1) Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn), 2 (1783/84 Gs.). 8) Twelve 5-1/4″ spoons, 11 (1795/96 Solomon House), 1 (1806/07 Samuel Godbhere. 9) Two 7″ ladles (Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn) 10) Two 12-1/4″ Stuffing spoons (1799/1800 Thos. Wallis). 11) Twelve 6″ Pistol Grip Butter Knives (1951? Sheffield). 12) One 13-1/2″ Ladle (1794/95 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn). 13) Two 5-1/2″ sugar tongs. 14) One double marrow scoop. WEIGHT: 152 tr. oz. without knives. SIZE: See descriptions. PROVENANCE: By descent through the family of the current owner and accompanied by original receipts for most of the silver including: James Robinson, F. Gorevic & Sons, Freeman of London. CONDITION: Generally very good. Most flatware in “gently used” condition. 9-25230 (3,000-5,000)

Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - August 2012

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	3115	$4,370.00	ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN AND OTHER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE. Late 18th, early 19th century and other. England. Consisting of: 1) Seven 8″ forks, 2 (1795/6 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn), 5 (1800/1 Richard Cooke), 1 (1787/8 W). 2) Seventeen 6-1/2″ forks, 6 (1784/5 Geo. Smith), 4 (1796/7 Prob. John Beldon), 5 (1809/10 Geo. Wintle), 2 unidentified. 3) Sixteen 9-1/4″ knives, 12 (1947 Sheffield) HA, 46 (1972 Sheffield) CWF, 2 (1934 Sheffield) CWF. 4) Fifteen 8″ forks, 1 (1824/5 Poss. R. Peppin), 2 (1811/12 Wm. Eley, Wm. Flann, Wm. Chawner), 2 (1792/3 Thomas Northcote), 3 (1795/6 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn), 3 (1803/4 Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn), 3 (1811/12 Newcastle Dorothy Langlanos), 1 (1792/3 Wm. Sutton). 5) Six 8-3/4″ spoons(1809/10 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn). 6) Twelve 8″ spoons, 5 (Geo. Smith III), 1 (Wm. Chawner), 6 (1742/46 Richard Crossley). 7) Eighteen 6-1/2″ spoons, 8 (1796/7) varied, 2 (1797), 6 (1790/1) Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn), 2 (1783/84 Gs.). 8) Twelve 5-1/4″ spoons, 11 (1795/96 Solomon House), 1 (1806/07 Samuel Godbhere. 9) Two 7″ ladles (Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn) 10) Two 12-1/4″ Stuffing spoons (1799/1800 Thos. Wallis). 11) Twelve 6″ Pistol Grip Butter Knives (1951? Sheffield). 12) One 13-1/2″ Ladle (1794/95 Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn). 13) Two 5-1/2″ sugar tongs. 14) One double marrow scoop. WEIGHT: 152 tr. oz. without knives. SIZE: See descriptions. PROVENANCE: By descent through the family of the current owner and accompanied by original receipts for most of the silver including: James Robinson, F. Gorevic & Sons, Freeman of London. CONDITION: Generally very good. Most flatware in “gently used” condition. 9-25230 (3,000-5,000) Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - August 2012 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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