A GROUP OF GEORGE III-VICTORIAN SILVER FLATWARE, London, unless other wise noted, many engraved with crest, with maker's marks of:, three stuffing spoons, the first Fiddle and Thread pattern--Charles Lias, 1844, the second and third, Old English pattern--Thos. Harper II, 1806 and Robt. Gray, Edinburgh, 1798, a pair of commemorative coronation spoons--Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1877, a pair of Fiddle and Shell pattern sauce ladles--Reid & Son, Newcastle, 1823, a Fiddle pattern fish slice, with pierced blade--Wm. Knight II, 1817, two mustard spoons, one--Geo. Smith & Wm. Fearn, 1792, the second--Wm. Eaton, 1833, a salt spoon--Eliz. Eaton, 1849, a gravy ladle with shell bowl--maker's mark MK, Dublin, 1764, a teaspoon with later chased gilt bowl--Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn, 1797--together with two unmarked American berry spoons with chased bowls and twisted stems--15 pieces, 29oz. (American spoons not weighed) (15)