Antique Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Tea Spoons (1831-37)
Six antique sterling silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, Exeter 1831-37
Set of 8 Hardy Bros. Hanoverian Silver Spoons
Eight sterling silver Hardy Bros. Hanoverian pattern table spoons
Georgian Hallmarked Silver Soup Spoons, London 1809 & 1827
Pair Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. London 1809, maker Eley, Fearn and Chawner; and London 1827, maker CS/WF. Both monogrammed. Weight 122g
Anointing and Silver Spoons Trio
Three silver and silver-gilt spoons, including two anointing spoons. (3)
Pair of Victorian Fiddle Thread and Shell Silver Spoons
Two Victorian silver spoons, fiddle thread and shell. (2) total weight 98g
Georgian Silver Spoons and Button Hook Set
Four Georgian silver spoons, various dates and makers, and a silver-handled button hook. (5) total weighable silver 61g
Silver Condiment Set with Four Spoons
Three silver condiment pieces and four spoons. (7) total weight 190g
Duke of Connaughts Own Rifles Regimental Spoon (1912)
A sterling silver regimental table spoon with badge of Duke of Connaughts Own Rifles 6th Canadian. Birmingham 1912
Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Spoons Set
Hester Bateman, London, 1783 four George III sterling silver table spoons together with a pair of Hester Bateman sterling silver teaspoons and one single tablespoon, feather edge pattern (7). Total weight 424 grams
10 Scottish Sterling Silver Spoons, Edinburgh 1810-1814
10 George III Scottish sterling silver spoons Makers George Fenwick and other. Edinburgh, 1810-1814. Engraved 'H'. Weight 311g
Linton Sterling Silver Spoons with Monogram 'T' Finials
Six Arts & Crafts Linton sterling silver spoons, c.1930's, decorated with monogram 'T' finials, signed JAL and gumnut mark, length 11 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Spoons Set
Four various Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. Birmingham 1778, Matthew Bolton & John Fothergill; London 1784 & 1796 etc. Length 21 cm. (average) Weight 219g
Georgian Hallmarked Sterling Silver Soup Spoons Set
Seven various Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. London 1810, Wm Eley, Wm Fearn & Wm Chawner; London 1810, TW/JR; London 1817, Wm Chawner (2); Dublin 1811, John Pittar (dents); Edin. 1802, John McKay; London 1808, Wm Fearn. Length 22 cm.…
17th Century Sterling Silver Monogrammed Soup Spoons
Three various c.17th century hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. All monogrammed & with marks rubbed. Length 22 cm. (2) & 19 cm. Width 186g
Pair of George III Scottish Soup Spoons
Pair George III Scottish hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. Edinburgh 1788. Marks rubbed & monogrammed. Length 23 cm. Weight 106g
Hallmarked Sterling Silver Soup Spoons Set
Five various hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. Pair Sheffield 1912, maker JR; London 1823, Wm Fearns. Length 21 cm. (average) cm. Width 224g
Russian Niello Spoon, Moscow 1840
A 19th century Russian niello and silver spoon; Moscow 1840. Length 13.5 cm
Dutch Silver Spinning Spoon, c.1947
A Dutch silver compote spoon, pierced, cast, relief-decorated with an old crone spinning; c.1947. Length 20.5 cm
Georgian and OE Sterling Silver Spoons Collection
Four Georgian sterling silver tablespoons and an OE spoon. Dates for London 1776 to 1810 and Dublin 1750. Total weight 306 grams
Antique Russian and English Hallmarked Spoons (2)
An antique Russian spoon marked for 1894 and another English hallmarked example (2)
1898 Dutch Silver Birth Spoon
A 19th century Dutch silver birth spoon, similar to above, hallmarked 1898
1862 Dutch Silver Birth Spoon
A 19th century Dutch silver birth spoon, similar to above. Hallmarked 1862
Dutch Silver Birth Spoon with Figure Finial and Hallmarks
A 19th century Dutch silver birth spoon, the finial as a figure with shoulder yoke supporting two buckets, the entwined stem with stylised figure and scroll cast decoration, hallmarked, presentation inscribed and dated 1896
Irish George IV Silver Straining Spoon by Samuel Neville
A rare Irish George IV silver straining spoon, fiddle pattern, crest of a unicorn over a coronet, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1824. Weight 154gms. Length 35 cm
Set of 7 Hanoverian Silver Soup Spoons - London
Seven George III and Victorian silver soup spoons, Hanoverian pattern, London various dates. 398gm
Hester Bateman & John Lambe Soup Spoons (1785-1788)
A George silver soup spoon maker Hester Bateman London 1785, Hanoverian pattern together with another Hanoverian pattern soup spoon possibly John Lambe London 1788. 96gm
George III Silver Table Spoons, London 1819
A pair of George III silver table spoons, fiddle and thread, I & H Lias, London 1819. Wt 170g
Victorian Silver Monogrammed Spoons, London 1853
A pair of Victorian silver spoons, fiddle pattern, monogrammed, Elizabeth Eaton, London 1853. Total wt approx 105g
JAL Arts & Crafts Wildflower Sterling Silver Spoon
JAL Linton sterling silver Arts & Crafts Wildflower condiment spoon signed JAL with gumnut stamp length 14.6 cm. Weight 36grams
JAL Sterling Silver Arts & Crafts Condiment Spoon
JAL Linton sterling silver Arts & Crafts condiment spoon, with letter 'A' finial design signed JAL, St silver and gumnut stamp length 14.6 cm. Weight 31grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Table Spoons
Six Georgian sterling silver Old English pattern table spoons two x London 1768, 4 x London 1791. Initialled. Weight 378g
Georgian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons (1802-1812)
Two Georgian sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons London,1802 and 1812
George III Silver Spoons, London 1796 & 1817
Four George III silver table spoons, Old English pattern, monogrammed in pairs; London 1796 (2), 1817 (2). (4) total wt 244g
Bateman Brothers Silver Spoon, London 1812
A George III silver table spoon, Old English pattern, Peter & William Bateman, London 1812
Antique Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1848
Pair of antique sterling silver table spoons, London 1848
1675 Charles II Sterling Silver Spoon by John Smith
Charles II sterling silver spoon by John Smith c1675
Exeter Trefid Spoon, Charles II, Sterling Silver c.1685
Charles Ii sterling silver trefid spoon Exeter c1685
1686 London Sterling Silver Trefid Spoon by John Smith
James II sterling silver lace back trefid spoon John Smith, London 1686
1843 London Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoon
Victorian sterling silver table spoon, London 1843
Georgian Sterling Silver Desert Spoons, London 1801-1804
Eight Georgian sterling silver desert spoons 'Old English', London 1801 & 1804
Enamel Spoons by Haseler & Unidentified Maker
Two sterling silver and enamel spoons (one by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1912, the other marks rubbed)
Birmingham 1904 Bulldog Club Spoon
Sterling 'Bulldog Club' spoon, Birmingham 1904 (won by Worsley Hematite)
Arts & Crafts Turquoise Spoons, London 1900
Pair of Arts & Crafts sterling silver and turquoise demi tasse spoons, London 1900
Birmingham Hallmarked Sterling Silver Spoons by Hardy Bros Ltd
Six small sterling silver spoons, hallmarked Birmingham 1916, stamped Hardy Bros Ltd, 9.2 cm long
Georgian and London Silver Spoons, 1769-1824
Three Georgian Irish Dublin sterling silver table spoons and another London one. Different styles and dates range from 1769 to 1824. Weight 266g.
Sterling Silver Old English Spoons, 1929
Six small sterling silver Old English pattern spoons Birmingham, 1929.
William IV Sterling Silver Spoons, London 1827
Pair of large William IV sterling silver spoons hallmarked London 1827, maker CB, 22.2 cm long, 144 grams approx
George III Sterling Silver Spoons, London 1791
Pair of large George III sterling silver spoons hallmarked London 1791, maker Richard Crossley, 22 cm long, 105 grams approx
London 1901 Hallmarked Sterling Silver Anointing Spoon
Sterling silver anointing spoon hallmarked London 1901
Antique London Hallmarked Silver Anointing Spoon
Large sterling silver anointing spoon hallmarked London 1887, 99 grams
Georgian Old English Silver Spoons, York 1829
Five Georgian Old English pattern silver spoons, York 1829
Norwegian Silver Gilt & Enamel Spoon Set
A collection of six silver gilt & enamel spoons, mid 20th century, Norway, stamped with various makers marks, including David Andersen. Approx. weight 65grams. Lengths 9.5 cm-11 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Spoons Set
Three matching Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. London 1804, Makers two Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan and James Boult; and one Thomas Wallis. Monogrammed. Length 22 cm each. Total weight 199g
Set of 7 Victorian Sterling Silver Soup Spoons
Seven matching Victorian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. 6 London 1841 and one London 1842. Maker SH/DC. Monogrammed, some wear to bowls. Length 23 cm each. Total weight 506g
Georgian Hallmarked Silver Soup Spoons, London 1777/1790
Two pairs Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. Two London 1777, maker Thomas Chawner. Monogrammed 1790 and 1792. Also two London 1790, maker's marks rubbed. Wear to bowls. Length 22 cm each. Total weight 255g
Georgian William Bateman Silver Soup Spoons
Pair Georgian William Bateman hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. London 1817. Monogrammed. Length 22 cm each. Total weight 145g
Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Spoons, London 1801
Two matching Georgian hallmarked sterling silver soup spoons. London 1801, maker Stephen Adams. Monogrammed. Length 22 cm each. Total weight 129g
17th Century Silver Presentation Spoons with Embossed Decoration
Two various early hallmarked sterling silver presentation spoons. Possibly 17th century Both with embossed decoration to handles and finials. Total weight 107g
Pair of 19th Century Silver Table Spoons
Two 19th century silver table spoons, fiddle pattern; Exeter, various. (2) total wt 133g.
Antique Sterling Silver Spoons with Hallmarks and Monograms
A group of three sterling silver spoons, 1839/40 and 1840/41, London with maker's mark William Eaton 1837/38, Dublin, with maker's mark Peter Weeks. Fiddle back spoons, one by William Eaton with an armorial style lion holding an axe, two with monograms;…
English Sterling Silver Teaspoons, 1792-1828
A group of six English sterling silver teaspoons, various dates from 1792-1828, all London, the fiddle back spoons from various makers including James Beebe 1792, Sol Royes & James East Dix 1818, possibly William Chawner II 1828, and three others with…
Six English Sterling Silver Teaspoons, Various Dates and Makers
A group of six English sterling silver teaspoons, various dates from 1813-1880, all London, the fiddle pattern spoons from various makers including, William Easton 1813, Henry Holland 1856, Henry John Lias & James Wakely 1879, two by John Aldwinckle &…
William Chawner Sterling Silver Teaspoons
A pair of sterling silver teaspoons, 1824/25, London, with maker's mark William Chawner. Fiddle back spoons, engraved with monograms; hallmarked. Silver weight 46 gr length 14 cm
English and Scottish Sterling Silver Teaspoons, 1841-1886
A group of five English and Scottish sterling silver teaspoons, various dates from 1841-1886, the fiddle back spoons from various makers including two by Robert Wallis? 1841/42, two by Thomas shepherd 1863/64, and R Tennant, Glasgow 1885/86; all…
Queen Ann Sterling Silver Desert Spoons (1700)
Two Queen Ann sterling silver desert spoons, English circa 1700 approx. 20 cm long
Victorian Sterling Silver Spoons, London 1845, GA Maker
Pair of large Victorian sterling silver spoons hallmarked London 1845, maker GA, 21.5 cm long, 145 grams approx
18 Continental Silver Spoons, 19th Century
A fine group of eighteen Continental silver spoons, 19th century, the spoons all with conforming shaped handles and lobed finials, all bright cut and prick worked, some with foliate and floral designs, others similar but with diamond patterns; hallmarked…
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons (1798-1815)
A group of six Georgian sterling silver table spoons, from 1798 - 1815 London, various makers, all of similar shape and size, with bright cut and prick worked stems, the finials with floral and foliate embellishments and cartouches; hallmarked underside.…
1654 Coin Spoon from Shipwreck Vergulde Draeck
Rare silver spoon with 1654 coin attached a silver spoon with handle that includes coin from shipwreck Vergulde Draeck, spoon handle stamped STG SIL, Length 19.5 cm. On 28 April 1656 the Dutch ship 'Vergulde Draeck' (Gilt Dragon) struck a reef and sank
Hallmarked Silver Ladles and Spoons Collection
Four hallmarked silver ladles and pair of spoons pair of ladles Elizabeth Eaton London 1853, one Mary Chawner London 1834, one Walker & Hall Sheffeild 1911, and pair of Atkin Bros spoons Sheffeild 1929, weight
Scottish Sterling Silver Spoons, Edinburgh 1851
Pair of large Scottish sterling silver spoons hallmarked Edinburgh 1851, 23 cm long, 140 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Bright Cut Spoons (1796-1809)
Two Georgian sterling silver bright cut spoons hallmarked London1796 and 1809, 20.5 cm long approx
Set of 8 Continental Silver Spoons, 230g
Two sets of 4 Continental silver spoons 11.2 cm & 15 cm long, 230 grams
Russian Silver Table Spoons, 84 Assay, 1890 & 1900
Two Russian silver table spoons, stamped with 84 assay stamp and makers marks, one spoon assay 1890 other engraved October 1900. Lengths 20.8 cm & 21.5 cm, total weight 120grams
Australian Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons with Dragon Crest
A pair of Australian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by Alexander Dick, Sydney, circa 1839, with engraved dragon rampant armorial crest to the heel, pseudo English marks, 'Lion passant/Leopard's head/E/Kings head/DICK' (2), 159 gms
Silver Seal-Top Miniature Spoons by Thomas Bradbury (1927)
A pair of silver miniature seal-top spoons; Thomas Bradbury, Sheffield 1927.
Assorted Sterling Silver Spoons - Georgian, Irish, English
Group of sterling silver spoons including Georgian Scottish table spoons, Irish and English tea spoons etc. 1200 grams approx. (43 items)
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