Bidspirit auction | An Assortment of British Sterling

An Assortment of British Sterling Silver and Silver-Plated Flatware - An assortment of silver-toned flatware including serving spoons, dinner forks, dessert forks, and teaspoons. The lot features a variety of patterns such as Fiddle, Old English, and handles with ribbed or shell-decorated motifs. Several pieces are constructed of solid sterling silver while others are electroplated nickel silver. One fork handle bears a rectangular punch containing the letters G, A, followed by a lion passant, a leopard's head, and a lowercase letter o, indicating the maker George Adams of Chawner and Co, London. A second fork handle features an impressed crown, a lion passant, a lowercase letter h, and the letters J, B, &, S, corresponding to James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield. Many items, including a prominent large serving spoon and several smaller forks, bear the literal impressed mark E, P, N, S. Certain pieces also feature the maker mark W, &, H for Walker and Hall. Other items have marks that are present but not clearly legible in the provided view.