Two sets of coffee spoons in original cases. 37 pieces; silver, partly gilt. One set with twelve coffee spoons and additional sugar tongs. Sugar tongs, monogr. "CC" as well as a set of 24 coffee spoons with various apostle figures in full relief as handles. Partly marked, foam marks, maker's mark by Josiah Williams and others, year letter "R" and "G". Total weight approx. 470 g. 24 German coffee silver spoons with apostle handle and 12 English coffee spoons with added sugar tongs, monogrammed. Original cases. Partly assay marks, maker's marks, date letter. German/England. London. Around 1900.

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