A set of six Victorian silver-gilt teapoons, a caddy spoon and a pair of sugar tongs, Charles Edwards, London, 1878/79

cast stems and Roman senator terminals, in case, with label of Howell, James & Co.; 5 leaf pattern teaspoons, John Figg, London, 1853, one 1885, damaged case; 8 Old English pattern teaspoons, twist stems, fluted bowls, the terminals crested, maker's mark and lion passant only, T. & W. Chawner, London, circa 1770; 4 Old English pattern tablespoons, Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1799, later chased and monogrammed; an Apostle spoon, Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London, 1881; two Friesian spoons with cast Charity terminals, inscribed and dated 1787 and 1799 (one broken); and two similar spoons, decorative, Dutch, late 19th Century

Garrard & Company Ltd., The Marchioness of Crewe, Inventory of Plate at 50 Charles Street, 20 December 1950, p.7.