An Elizabeth I spoon with fig-shaped bowl and short rat-tail, the tapering stem scratch-engraved with initials, London 1587; a George III game skewer engraved with a name, Hester Bateman, London 1788; a small marrow spoon, the reverse of the spoon bowl engraved with a crest with coronet above, unmarked; an 18th Century mote spoon, the reverse of the pierced bowl struck with a rococo shell, the interior of the bowl later-engraved with an initial; a George III tongue depresser, one end pierced; a George III Hollands label; an unmarked portrait of King Charles II, on a square burr-walnut plaque; and an unmarked Victorian propelling pencil modelled as a pistol-handled knife, the curved blade engraved with ferns and birds in the aesthetic taste.(a lot)