"King" pattern, comprising six each dinner forks (Francis Higgins & Sons Ltd, London, 1901-02; George Piercy, London, 1827-28; William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1817-18), dinner knives (Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1896-97), fruit forks (Atkin & Oxley, Sheffield, 1832-33; John Gilbert, Birmingham, 1878-79; Aaron Hatfield & Sons, Sheffield, 1826-27); nine tablespoons (James McKay, Edinburgh, 1855-56); eight teaspoons (Chawner & Co., London, 1845-46); twelve salt spoons in varying sizes (Chawner & Co., London, 1849-50; James & William Marshall, Edinburgh, 1855-56; Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1849-50); three each fruit knives (Atkin & Oxley, Sheffield, 1832-33; Aaron Hatfield & Sons, Sheffield, 1826-27), master butter knives; one each ladle (Charles Eley, London, 1827-28) and stuffing spoon (Edinburgh); each with monogram or crest. (55).