Assorted silver items, primarily English, from the late 19th - Lot 313

Assorted silver items, primarily English, from the late 19th to early 20th century, including: - a large egg spoon, "filet-contour" style. Hallmarks for GLASGOW (Scotland) dating from between 1820 and 1850. Includes a presumed date letter "E" for 1824 (?); the "George IV" duty mark; and the silversmith’s mark: "PA," likely for Peter AITKEN I, active between 1824 and 1850. L: 13 cm; - 1 spoon, plain-bottomed style. Spatula decorated with an engraved wild boar near a tree. Traces of hallmarks to be identified, including a date letter “D.” L: 17.5 cm; - 1 salt spoon, plain-bladed model. English fineness mark featuring a passant lion, date letter “S,” and duty mark: “George IV.” Includes silversmith’s mark: “PBAP”? L: 8.2 cm; - A two-pronged fork, plain-bladed style, with “lancet” tips. Features an English fineness hallmark and the date letter “y,” likely for BIRMINGHAM 1923. Includes a silversmith’s mark: “BO Ltd”? L: 10.5 cm. Silver weight: 55.7 grams. Included are three silver plated items: a ladle with an orange resin handle, a small fork bearing the monogram “LC” within a shield, and a spoon decorated with a fillet and scrolls.