basting - spoons, silver
29 item(s) found:
A William IV sterling silver Queens pattern basting spoon. Maker George Thomson. Glasgow 1835
A Victorian sterling silver Queens pattern basting spoon. Maker JMS. Edinburgh 1835
A Victorian sterling silver basting spoon London 1846-47, maker's mark John & Henry Lais, in fiddle pattern, 6oz, 30.5 cm long
Basting spoon standard 800 silver c1825, Berlin, fiddle pattern, total weight 84 gms, in good condition
A sterling silver basting/marrow spoon 1691 maker possibly Elizabeth Tookey 1691
Hallmarked sterling silver basting spoon and a sifter spoon
Hallmarked sterling silver Georgian basting spoon and fiddle pattern spoon basting spoon London, 1790, maker JW or TW, fiddle pattern spoon. Longest 31 cm weight 135g
A pair of George III basting spoons London hallmarks,maker Rc and another spoon by Hester Bateman, London
A Georgian silver basting spoon, maker A.H. With family armorial, 31 cm long
A George III basting spoon, Exeter 1800-maker Joseph Hicks, 12'' long
A George II large basting spoon, maker Edward Bennett (working 1727), 34 cm long
A Victorian sterling silver fiddle pattern basting spoon by James and Josiah Williams Exeter 1860
A sterling silver basting spoon 'Old English' pattern, L.1784 by Hester Bateman
Hallmarked sterling silver silver George III Irish basting spoon Dublin 1788 maker John Shields. Length 31.5 cm. Weight 100gms
A sterling silver basting spoon, possibly Scottish
Victorian sterling silver fiddle pattern basting spoon
A George III Old English pattern with beaded edge sterling silver basting spoon, monogrammed Rcg, London 1785, Thomas Northcote
A George III sterling silver fiddle and thread basting spoon, initialled Josiah & George Piercy, London 1813
Silver plated fiddle and thread pattern basting spoon
A Continental silver fiddle and thread pattern basting spoon
A Scottish silver soup ladle, maker Il, Edinburgh 1801, plain with monogram, together with a Scottish silver basting spoon, by Jas. Howden & Co, Edinburgh 1840, in fiddle and shell pattern with monogram (2).
Sterling silver fiddle pattern basting spoon with armorial deer's head crest. London 1815
A late 18th century sterling silver old English pattern flatware service, by Peter and Anne Bateman, dating between 1791 and 1799, whilst some items have rubbed marks, all appear to be by Pater and Ann Bateman,…
An extensive sterling silver Coburg pattern flatware service, by George Adams, London 1847, initialled 'MC' (except fish slice), comprising twenty four table knives (steel blades), table forks and tea spoons, eighteen table spoons,…
Selection of 18th and 19th century British sterling silver flatware including; Kings Ware basting spoon, Dublin 1818, with a sifting basting spoon Ensuite, George III soup ladle London 1798, George III fish Slice,…
A Victorian silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern silver flatware service, majority George Adams, London 1840-1850'S comprising; twelve dinner forks, entree forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, teaspoons, dinner knives, six each fruit forks, fruit knives,…
A George III sterling silver basting spoon, initialled Ei, London 1810, Peter & William Bateman
Georgian sterling silver basting spoon in old English pattern, with clear hallmarks, maker 'I. L.' (John Lambe) . George III, 1806, weight 100 gms.
Antique English sterling silver basting spoon, made by William Eaton; London hallmarks for 1838