Composite Maltese table silver, various dates and makers

comprising: Fiddle and Thread pattern; six table spoons and six table forks, Giorgio Carlo Cassar and Giorgio Batta Muscat, Rohan Period, circa 1800, all engraved with a Maltese cross below a coronet, one dessert spoon, Giorgio Carlo Vella, circa 1800, and a serving fork, Pierre Brun, circa 1780, engraved with a Maltese coat-of-arms below a coronet; Fiddle pattern; eight table spoons; four, Salvatore Naudi, circa 1860, two, Alfredo Vassalo Cremona, circa 1860, one, Gioacchino Lebrun, circa 1790, and one, Francesco Fenech, 1830; eight teaspoons; three, Salvatore Naudi, circa 1860, three, Gaetano Fenech, 1846, one, Guiseppe Farrugia Aquilina, 1841, and one, Paolo Pace, circa 1860; a serving ladle, Paolo Pace, circa 1860, and a large serving spoon, no maker's mark, circa 1810; Old English Pattern; six dessert spoons, Tommaso Scicluna, circa 1780, initialled

Generally all with clear marks. Nice condition with typical wear through use.
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