Lot 675: TWO GEORGE II IRISH SILVER SOUP SPOONS BY ESTHER FORBES, Dublin, circa 1733. - 4 oz., 4 dwt.; 8 1/8 in. long.

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Description: TWO GEORGE II IRISH SILVER SOUP SPOONS BY ESTHER FORBES, Dublin, circa 1733. In the rat-tail pattern; the reverse of each terminal with different chased armorial crest - 4 oz., 4 dwt.; 8 1/8 in. long.

Condition Report: One spoon warped at the tip of the bowl.

Lot 676: PAIR GEORGE II SILVER MEAT PLATTERS, Paul Crespin, London, 1755. - 41 oz., 6 dwt.; 12 3/4 in. x 9 1/4 in.

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Description: PAIR GEORGE II SILVER MEAT PLATTERS, Paul Crespin, London, 1755. Shaped oval, with gadrooned rim; the border with chased armorial crests, centering a shallow well. One engraved N1, with scratch weight 2 2 = 4; one, N2, with scratch weight 2 2 = 8 - 41 oz., 6 dwt.; 12 3/4 in. x 9 1/4 in.

Lot 677: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. - 7 oz., 8 dwt.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.

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Description: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makers including Hester Bateman, circa 1775; Samuel Chester, circa 1769; Abraham Barrier, circa 1782; Thomas Wallis II, circa 1778; BN, possibly for Benjamin Mountigue, circa 1771; and one other - 7 oz., 8 dwt.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.

Lot 678: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. - 7 oz.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.

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Description: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makers including Charles Hougham, circa 1770; IS, possibly for James Stamp, circa 1774; Thomas Wallis II, circa 1778; and three others - 7 oz.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.

Lot 679: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. - 6 oz.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.

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Description: SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makers including Hester Bateman, circa 1775; Peter, Ann and William Bateman, 1801; William Edwards, 1803; GB, possibly for George Baskerville, circa 1788; GS, possibly for George Smith 'Junior' (IV), circa 1773; and one other, 1799 - 6 oz.; 5 3/4 in. long, largest.