An extensive Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Acorn pattern' flatware service, comprising 18 each dinner knives, dinner forks, butter knives, fish knives, fish forks, teaspoons, grapefruit forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, cake forks, place card holders,…
Composite Silver Flatware Service
A composite silver flatware service by various makers, dates and patterns, comprising: six each Victoria Fiddle pattern dessert spoons and table forks, six each Fiddle and Thread pattern table forks, dessert forks and teaspoons, six later table knives,…
Set of Three Sterling Silver Marrow Spoons
Three sterling silver marrow spoons, 18th and 19th century, the first with maker's marks for William Sumner, London, circa 1793. Initialled peg with crest to verso., the second of plain form with maker's marks for William Sumner and Richard Crossley,…
Sterling Silver Marrow Scoops, 18th-19th Century
Two sterling silver marrow scoops, the first of typical form with a single drop back, maker's marks for Peter & Anne Bateman, London, circa 1795, the second also of typical form with a crest, maker's marks for John Kearns, Dublin, circa 1800, some marks…
Rare NZ Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop by B Peterson & Co
Rare New Zealand sterling silver marrow scoop by B Peterson & Co, traditional double ended form, the back stamped B Petersen & Co sterling silver
Rare G Coates & Co Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop
Rare New Zealand sterling silver marrow scoop by G Coates & Co, singled ended with flattened top handle, stamped manufactured by G Coates & Co Warranted sterling silver
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1806
Thomas Barker, London, 1806 Georgian silver marrow scoop. Weight 42 grams. Provenance: Estate of D'Arcy Ryan
George I Britannia standard silver marrow spoon, hallmarked London, 1717, Pe (Robert Peake), decorated with crest to the back of the larger bowl, the crest depicting an anchor being held by a wooden arm, above a stone fence, total weight 48gm and length…
Queen Anne Britannia standard silver marrow spoon, hallmarked London,1713, Cl (Henry Clarke), of slender form, engraved monogram to handle, total weight 40gm, length 20 cm
Anchor Crest Silver Marrow Scoop with Colonial Marks
Silver marrow scoop, showing the crest 'Anchor fast anchor', showing pseudo Colonial marks to back, approx 20 cm long. 40g.
Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Lobster Fork and Utensils Set
Danish sterling silver lobster fork Georg Jensen, Denmark, post 1945 Cactus pattern, together with a sterling silver serving spoon, an Irishsterling silver serving spoon, a sterling silver marrow spoon, and sterling crumb scoop, all hallmarked (5)
Walter Peter's Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon (1814)
Marrow spoon. Sterling silver by Walter Peter (1794-1845) Dublin 1814
Rare George I Britannia Marrow Scoop, London 1720
A very rare George I Britannia standard reverse bowl marrow scoop. Maker obscured. London 1720. 106gms.
1731 George II Sterling Silver Serving Spoon with Marrow Scoop
George II sterling silver serving spoon with marrow scoop traditional form, London, 1731, maker, Richard Scarlett.
Rare William III Britannia Silver Marrow Spoon
A very rare William III Britannia standard silver (95.8% purity) marrow spoon with rat tail, Lawrence Jones, London 1701. 19 cm long.
Georgian Silver Spoons with Marrow Scoop and Old English Pattern
A George II sterling silver spoon with marrow scoop, and a later Georgian sterling silver Old English pattern spoon, 1738 London, mark for Starling Wilford; 1788 London, with partial mark, a fine and crisp spoon with a marrow scoop terminal, and a scallop…
Georgian and William IV silver tableware set
Pair sterling silver table salts, mustard pot and marrow scoop, 4 pieces c.1,800 - 1830's (i) pair William IV table salts, c.1830's, London marks width 10.8 cm, total weight 198gms (II) Georgian mustard pot, c.1,800, London marks width 7 cm (III) white…
Irish Silver Marrow Scoop by F.J
Double ended Irish silver marrow scoop Dublin date unknown maker F.J
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1788
Early Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London 1788
1749 London Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon by George II
George II sterling silver marrow spoon, London 1749
English and Irish Silver Table Wares, 1749 and Later
A collection of English and Irish silver table wares, 1749 and later, comprising a George III sugar caster, Jabez Daniell & James Mince, London 1768; a George III silver incuse mark tablespoon, Richard Crossley, London 1785; a George III silver incuse…
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1777
Georgian scoop, sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London 1777, with makers mark of William Turton
Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Set
4 pieces Georgian sterling silver flatware i) an Irish marrow scoop c.1,800 length 22.5 cm, weight: 58gms ii) a basting spoon 1796 London, by Stephen Adams length 29.5 cm, weight: 87gms iii) pair table spoons 1791 London by Samuel Godbehere and Edward…
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1817
George III sterling silver marrow scoop with Royal armorial, London 1817
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1812 Hallmark
Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1812
1793 London Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop by Ib
George III sterling silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1793, maker Ib (John Beldon?). 44gms
Queen Anne sterling Sliver marrow scoop, hallmarked London, 1707, John Ladyman, with narrow and wide scoop with single F to back, total weight 46gm, length 20.5 cm. Provenance: purchased David Norris, London, Jan
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, 1804
George III sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London, 1804, makers mark rubbed, total weight 43gm, length 24 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, London 1763
Early George III sterling silver marrow spoon, hallmarked, London, 1763, J.D (Jabez Daniel), with double ends and engraved with crest, total weight 51gm, length 22.5 cm
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1775
Sterling silver George III marrow scoop, date 1775, London maker T.T. Weight 43g
Irish Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop with Stag Armorial
Irish hallmarked sterling silver George III marrow scoop with an engraved stag armorial. Dublin, circa 1762, maker David T Peter. Condition: good, minor age related wear. Length 25 cm. Weight 72g
George III Irish Sterling Silver Forks and Marrow Spoon
Five George III Irish sterling silver forks, mark of Robert Williams, Dublin, 1803, together with sterling silver marrow spoon, mark of Dublin, c. 1792, hallmarked (6), weight 308 grams, 53 grams (marrow spoon)
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, London 1790
Georgian sterling silver marrow spoon, hallmarked London 1790
George II Silver Marrow Scoop with Engraved Initials
A George II sterling silver marrow scoop, circa 1722 London, with maker's mark Ei for Edward Jennings, partial date letter, a scoop of typical form with engraved and floral embellished initials 'Ilc' to back of bowl; hallmarked to underside of stem,…
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1791
A George III silver marrow scoop; Charles Hougham, London 1791. Length 21.5 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1759
George II sterling silver marrow scoop with slim, streamlined bowl to end and to the stem. And monogram pattern to underside, hallmark London circa 1759 by Richard Gosling, length 21 cm, weight 50g
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1768
George III sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked, London, 1768, F. Weldring or T.W Wilburd, with a broad scoop to one end and narrow scoop to the other end, total weight 50gm, length 24.5 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1776
Georgian III sterling silver marrow scoop traditional double ended form, London 1776, maker Stephen Adams I
Georgian Sterling Silver Lion Marrow Scoop, London 1828
Rare Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop, double ended bone marrow scoop with lion armorial, hallmarked London 1828 by makers W.E.
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Fleur-de-Lys Armorial
George III sterling silver marrow scoop with fleur-de-lys armorial, hallmarked London 1782, 21.8 cm long, 39 grams approx.
Queen Anne Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1713
A Queen Anne period silver marrow scoop, double ended with conventional large scoop to one end and slender tapering scoop incorporated into the stem at the other end. London 1713, maker's mark indecipherable, crest to the back of the larger bowl. 39gms.…
George II Silver Marrow Scoop with Wolf Crest, 1758
A George II silver marrow scoop, traditional double end with crest of wolf's head armorial, bottom marked. London 1758, maker's mark R: T. Length 22.5 cm
Assorted Sterling Silver Cutlery Set
Sterling silver marrow scoop, two sterling fish servers, three sterling handled knives and a mother of pearl and sterling sewing hook, includes Victorian crested sterling silver bright cut Fisher server Thomas Smily London 1870, Victorian sterling silver…
George III Marrow Scoop, London 1802
George III silver marrow scoop initialed A, hallmarked London 1802, makers mark of Peter, Anne & William Bateman
1789 London Hallmarked George III Marrow Scoop by TJ
George III silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1789, maker TJ
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop by Bateman, London 1795
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop, traditional form. London 1795 by Peter & Ann Bateman, length 22.5 cm.
Antique Sheffield Hallmarked Silver Marrow Scoop Spoon
Sterling silver bone marrow scoop spoon, hallmarked Sheffield 1828, approx. 45gr
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1750
George II sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London 1750, 24.5 cm long approx., 54gms approx.
Georgian Sterling Silver Double Marrow Scoop 1715
English hallmarked sterling silver George I double marrow scoop some markings rubbed London, 1715. Condition good, minor tarnishing. Length 22 cm. Weight 45 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, Stephen Adams, London 1788
A Georgian sterling silver marrow spoon, Stephen Adams, London, 1788, engraved initials to reverse, length 23 cm Wt 35 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1800
A Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop, maker's mark illegible, Made in London, circa 1800, 23 cm long, 43 grams
Vienna Silver Marrow Spoon, 1783
Late 18th century Vienna silver marrow spoon, marked Vienna, 1783, with oval shaped bowl and narrow scoop, total weight 22grams, length 17 cm
1723 London Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop by Andrew Archer
A George I sterling silver marrow scoop, 1723 London, with maker's mark, a below a crown, for Andrew Archer, a double ended scoop of typical form, hallmarked underside to the stem, with contemporary initials to the reverse of the larger scoop, silver…
Antique Silver Marrow Scoop Spoon, London 1815
Sterling silver bone marrow scoop spoon, hallmarked London 1815, approx. 38gr
A good quality George III sterling silver marrow scoop, traditional double ended form, London 1786, maker, William Sumner I
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Monogram, London 1759
A George II silver marrow scoop, double ended with picture back bowl, monogrammed S to the larger end. London 1759, maker's mark indistinct, possibly C.H. Length 22.5 cm
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1807
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop London 1807 by William Eley, Wm. Fearn & Wm. Chawner. Length 23 cm, 53gm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop with Crested Bowl
A Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop with crested bowl. Maker T & W Chawner. London, circa 1770. Length 22 cm
Georgian Silver Double-Ended Marrow Scoop
A George III silver double-ended marrow scoop, the wider end of traditional shorter length, good gauge. London 1799 by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, length 22.8 cm
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop 1799
A George III period double ended silver marrow scoop. London 1799 by Peter, Ann & William Bateman. Length 22.5 cm
George III Silver Marrow Scoop (1803)
A George III silver marrow scoop. London 1803 by William Ealy and William Fearn
George I Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1719
George I sterling silver marrow scoop, traditional form, London 1719, maker Charles Jackson
George III Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, c.1800
George III sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked John Heron Greenock, c.1800 (marks rubbed), total weight 40 grams, length 22 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, London, 1780
A Georgian sterling silver marrow spoon, London, circa 1780, 19.5 cm long, 36 grams
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1775
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop, London 1775 by George Smith III. 50gms. Length 22.2 cm
George II Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1750
A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, the plain stem swelling slightly to accommodate a narrow bowl, the larger bowl with a drop heel, bottom marked. London 1750, maker's mark obscured, length 21.5 cm, 55gm
George III Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop - London 1803
George III sterling silver marrow scoop, London 1803, maker RC. Length 23 cm weight 48grams
George III Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, London 1809
George III sterling silver marrow spoon hallmarked London 1809. 23.3 cm long. 26gms. Maker TJ possibly Thomas James
Victorian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop with Crest, 1841
A fine Victorian sterling silver marrow scoop with shell and thread pattern and engraved crest bowl. London, 1841. Length 23 cm
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Eagle Crest, 1782
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe, length 22 cm, 50gm
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, 23cm Long
A Georgian sterling silver marrow spoon, 23 cm long
William Davenport Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon, Edinburgh 1750
A rare sterling silver marrow spoon. Maker William Davenport. Edinburgh 1750. 50gms.
George III Irish Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop
George III Irish sterling silver marrow scoop, Dublin circa 1808 with slim, streamlined bowl to end and to the stem. And eagle pattern to underside. Hallmark Dublin circa 1808 by Matthew West. Length 23 cm. Weight 43g
Georgian Sterling Silver Double Marrow Scoop, RJ Maker
A rare and unusual Georgian sterling silver double end marrow scoop, maker RJ, 31 g
London C1766 Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon with Scooped Handle
Sterling silver marrow spoon with Scooped handle London C1766
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, 1776 London
A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, 1776 London, with maker's mark for Thomas Chawner, a scoop of typical form crisply hallmarked to underside of stem, silver weight 43gr. Length 21.5 cm
Slim Marrow Scoop with Custom Badge, Irish Sterling Silver
William IV sterling Irish silver marrow scoop with slim, streamlined bowl to end and to the stem. And customs badge attached. Hallmark Dublin circa 1831 by Richard Garde. Length 22 cm. Weight 47g
A George III silver marrow scoop, of traditional double ended plain design. London 1776 by William Godfrey, length 224.
Georgian Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1764
A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, James Tookey, London, 1764, of typical double ended form, weight 40g, length 21.5 cm
George III Silver Marrow Scoop with Bullock Crest
A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, 1799 London, with maker's mark for Solomon Hougham, a scoop of typical form with the crest of a bullock head to the rear of the bowl; hallmarked to stem, silver weight 49gr. Length 23 cm
George I Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1725
A George I sterling silver marrow scoop, unidentified maker (mark rubbed?), London, 1725, of typical double ended form, the underside of the larger bowl engraved with initials Gb, weight 45g, length 23 cm
George II Silver Marrow Scoop
A George II sterling silver marrow scoop, circa 1730s, of typical plain form with slender elongated bowls in two sizes, rubbed, pinched marks to the stem, silver weight 42gr, length 20.5 cm
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Engraved Initials
A George II sterling silver marrow scoop, 1750 London, with maker's marks for probably Elizabeth Jackson, a scoop of typical form with engraved and floral embellished initials 'Gw' to the back of bowl; hallmarked to underside of stem, silver weight 52gr.…
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1747
A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, traditional plain form. London 1747 by Thomas Gilpin. Length 22.3 cm.
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1817
A George III silver marrow scoop, possibly London 1817 by Joseph Guest.
George II Silver Marrow Scoop by William Partis
A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, traditional form and of good gauge and condition. Newcastle c.1750 by William Partis.
George II Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1759
A George II silver marrow scoop, double ended with larger bowl to one end and slender bowl to another. London 1759, maker's mark obscure. 47gms. Length 21.5 cm
18th Century Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop
A sterling silver marrow scoop, maker's marks rubbed, English 18th century
George I Silver Marrow Scoop by Paul Hanet, London 1725
A George I silver marrow scoop; Paul Hanet, London 1725. Length 23 cm. Weight 50.3g
William IV Sterling Silver Marrow Spoon
A William IV, London, William Eaton, hallmarked sterling silver marrow spoon, length 22.5 cm, wt. 44.5g)
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Monogram, 1771
English hallmarked sterling silver George III marrow scoop with an engraved monogram 'Rfl'. London, 1771, maker John Lampfert. Condition: good, minor wear. Length 22 cm. Weight 51g
George III Silver Marrow Scoop, London 1802
A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, Christopher & Thomas Wilkes Barker, London, 1802, of typical double ended form, the underside of the larger bowl engraved with initials Tmw, weight 52g, length 22 cm
York Hallmarked Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop, 1812
George III sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked York, 1812, cattle & Barber,with tapering scoops, total weight 44grams, length 23 cm
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