Lot 855 , A cased pair of late Victorian mother of pearl handled silver 'berry' spoons, by A.J. Bailey, Birmingham, 1896, a continental white metal spoon with figural terminal, a pierced white metal sugar basket, with blue glass l

A cased pair of late Victorian mother of pearl handled silver 'berry' spoons, by A.J. Bailey, Birmingham, 1896, a continental white metal spoon with figural terminal, a pierced white metal sugar basket, with blue glass liner, a white metal mounted nephrite pendant and a George V silver nut dish, embossed with a dog, maker EV, London, 1912.
£150-200

Condition:
Some of the wire work on the unmarked sugar basket is misshapen. There is a tiny chip to the tips of each mother of pearl handle to the cased spoons. The dog ashtray has a few dents around the base. The continental spoon appears to have been gilded once, which has now pretty much worn away. There is also a tiny split and silver solder repair where the handle joins the bowl. Numerous minor surface abrasions to the nephrite stone.

Sold for £150