A pair of Chinese export silver butter knives, plus various foreign spoons (low grade). (20).

A pair of Chinese export silver butter knives, the handle with floral decoration to the whole, maker's mark for Yok Sang (Shanghai c. 1880 - 1910). Together with a variety of low grade foreign spoons to include a set of six teaspoons with elephant decoration to terminal, a similar set with figures in traditional dress to terminal, four Indian spoons, the bowls made from Indian currency, plus two further single spoons. Total gross weight 8 ozt (250 grams). (20).

Condition Report:
- Multiple item lot in mixed condition, all pieces displaying general surface wear, tarnishing, marks and scratches. Heavier damage to some pieces.
- Spoons testing between 75% - 83% Ag.
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