George III and Victorian Silver Mustard Spoons Set
Six George III and Victorian silver mustard and salt spoons, fiddle and Old English patterns. Various dates.
London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons
Two sterling silver fiddle pattern salt spoons hallmarked London 1891, maker: Goldsmiths' Alliance Ltd, 28 grams approx
6 Silver Spoons: Fiddle Pattern Mustard & Old English Salt
Two fiddle pattern silver mustard spoons and four Old English silver salt spoons, various dates and makers.
Pair of Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons in Sterling Silver
Two fiddle pattern sterling silver salt spoons
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1806 & 1826
Two Georgian sterling silver salt spoons, one hallmarked London 1806, Eley and fern, in Old English pattern, the other hallmarked London, 1826, Morris & Michael Emanuel, total weight 25grams (2)
George IV Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1826
Pair of George IV sterling silver salt spoons, crested fiddle, thread and shell pattern, hallmarked London 1826 (William Eley II), 10.5 cm long, 58 grams
Antique Sterling Silver Spoon Lot with Various Marks
Antique spoon lot, includes salt spoons, sugar shovel sterling silver marks include WEWF, 1824,London etc, approx 16 cm long, 99g
Georgian Sterling Salt Spoons with Rubbed Marks
Pair of Georgian sterling silver salt spoons, marks rubbed
Georg Jensen Hammered Spoon Set with Leaf Terminal
Two Georg Jensen spoons with hammered bowl and cast leaf & berry terminal, as well as an old Jensen salt spoon, marked 1910-25, GI, 925 and English import marks, number 21, approx 36g, approx 5 cm long & 14 cm long (2)
19th Century Silver Salt Spoons - London & Exeter Patterns
Two 19th century silver salt spoons, Old English pattern, London 1804, fiddle pattern, Exeter 1861. (2)
George III Silver Salt Spoons - Bateman & Giles
Two George III silver salt spoons, Old English pattern; Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1794 and George Giles, London 1808. (2)
Colonial Silver Salt Spoons with Pseudo English Marks (3)
Three 19th century Colonial silver salt spoons, fiddle pattern; pseudo English marks: Monarch's head, Gothic upper-case D, leopard's head, Jb. (3)
Georgian Silver Salt Spoons - 2 Pieces
Two Georgian silver salt spoons, George IV fiddle, thread and shell pattern; William Eaton, London 1825, and George III, modified fiddle pattern; Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1813. (2)
19th Century Silver Salt Spoons (4)
Four 19th century silver salt spoons, three I.T., Birmingham 1787, and one Victorian. (4)
English Sterling Silver Salt Spoons Set
Four sterling silver salt spoons various English hallmarks, weight 60g approx.
Sheffield 1881 Silver Salt Spoons with Shell Bowls
Pair of silver salt spoons, Sheffield 1881, shell bowls
Georgian Sterling Silver and Other Salt Spoons
Pair of Georgian sterling silver salt spoons and two other Georgian salt spoons
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars & Pepperettes Set
Pair of Victorian sterling silver salt cellars, hallmarked Sheffield 1894 together with a pair of sterling silver pepperettes hallmarked Sheffield 1923 & a hallmarked salt spoon, 127gms total approx
Australian Silver Spade Salt Spoons with Engraving
Three Australian silver spade form salt spoons, one with blade engraved 'Broken Hill'. (3)
Canadian Silver Salt Spoon, Fiddle Pattern, c.1840
A 19th century Canadian silver salt spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled; John Barry, new Brunswick c.1840
Birmingham 1912 Sterling Silver Salt Spoons Pair
Pair of sterling silver salt spoons hallmarked Birmingham 1912
Assorted Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons - 70gms
Five sterling silver salt spoons with various hallmarks including Georgian, 70gms approx
Georg Jensen Sterling Salt Spoons & More
Four Georg Jensen salt spoons all marked 'Sterling Denmark' each 7.5 cm long, together with a hallmarked sterling silver mustard spoon & a MoP salt spoon
Victorian Silver Salt Spoons with Apostle Finial
A pair of Victorian silver salt spoons, each with shell bowl. Writhen stem and 'Apostle' finial; probably Arthur Sibley, London 1868
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1851
A pair of Victorian sterling silver salt spoons London 1851
Sterling Silver Salt Spoons with Maker's Mark - 23.58g
Pair sterling silver salt spoons weigh 23.58 gms stamped makers mark
Antique Gilded Salt Spoons, London 1825, WB Maker
Pair antique sterling silver gilded salt spoons both engraved with R London 1825 maker WB weigh 25 grams
Antique Silver Spoons, Exeter and Sheffield, 1808-1854
Two sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Exeter 1854, a sterling silver salt spoon, Exeter 1825 and another silver teaspoon Sheffield 1808
Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Salt Spoons (1785)
A pair of sterling silver salt spoons, London circa 1785, maker Hester Bateman 19gm
George IV Silver Salt Spoons, London 1821 (Set of 3)
Three George IV silver salt spoons, fiddle pattern, initialled; Thomas Dicks, London 1821. (3)
Assorted Sterling Silver Salt Spoons from London
Six various sterling silver salt spoons, hallmarked 1. London 1829, 2. London 1872 3. London 1785 4. London 1791 5. London 1856 6. London 1865
Antique Baroque Sterling Silver Salt Spoons (1858)
Pair of antique baroque style sterling silver salt spoons Birmingham 1858
Antique Queen Pattern Sterling Silver Salt Spoons (1873)
Pair of antique queen pattern sterling silver salt spoons London 1873
Sterling Silver Salt Spoons with Hallmarks and Maker's Marks
A pair of sterling silver salt spoons, 1825/26, London with maker's mark Randall Chatterton, 1836/37, London with maker's mark Benjamin Smith, both bright cut and prick worked to the handles; hallmarked, silver weight 13gr length 9.5 cm
Victorian Silver Salt Spoons with Apostle Finial
A pair of Victorian silver salt spoons, each with shell bowl. Writhen stem and 'Apostle' finial; probably Arthur Sibley, London 1866
George IV Silver Salt Spoon, London 1821
A George IV silver salt spoon, Old English pattern; Henry & Charles day, London 1821
Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1850
Three Victorian sterling silver salt spoons fiddle pattern, London, 1850
Australian Silver Salt Spoon, 1827
An Australian silver salt spoon, fiddle and shell pattern, single struck, gilt bowl, monogrammed, Alexander Dick, Sydney c. 1827. (see mark 24, Jbh)
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons Set
Four various Georgian Etc hallmarked sterling silver salt spoons. London 1786, makers EL; London 1798?, James Wintle; London 1839, makers SH/DC; Exeter 1823, makers World War (possibly Wm Woodman). Weight 42g
1856 Birmingham Silver Salt Spoon Shovels
Pair of silver salt spoons (in the form of shovels) Birmingham 1856
Indian Silver Bowl and George III Salt Spoon Set
An Indian silver bowl and a George III silver salt spoon. (2)
Colonial Salt Spoon with Robertson Crest
Antique sterling silver salt spoon with bogus hallmarks, probably colonial - Robertson crest
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