Group of English and American Silverplate Flatware, 20th Century. Comprising seven 'Old English' 7.75-inch cream soup spoons, one fork and one master butter knife, Arthur Price & Co., Sheffield and Birmingham, not monogrammed, each marked "ARTHUR PRICE & CO." and "ESPN" into a diamond; a set of ten 8.75-inch 'Old English' table/ serving spoons, and a set of three 'Hanoverian' dinner forks, William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield and London, eight spoons each engraved with the initials "GJT" in conjoined script and one spoon with the crest of a lion rampant, gardant, holding between paws a halberd, the eight initialled spoons each marked with crossed arrows, "(WH) & (S) B/P" and "MP/B" into a shield, two spoons and the forks marked "(WH) & (S) B/P" and "MP/A" into a shield; a 'Hanoverian' fork and two 8.75-inch 'Old English table/ serving spoons, Elkington & Co., each marked and with a crowned "E & Co." into a shield; a 'Hanoverian' 9.375-inch salad serving fork and spoon, marked "SILVER PLATED/ SHEFFIELD ENGLAND;" a George VI set of six sterling silver-handled cheese knives, C.H. Beatson, Sheffield, 1945 and a set of six silverplate pastry/ dessert forks and a server, Viners, Sheffield, each marked "E.P.N.S. A1 SHEFFIELD/ ENGLAND," both sets each housed in the original case; the remaining comprising two spoons in a case, twenty-six assorted American and English silverplate flatware, five sets of Sheffield celluloid-handled knives, carving knife and honing steele.

Box containing George VI set of six sterling silver-handled cheese knives: H: 6.25 in., W: 8 in., D: 1 in.