Silver Spoon with Wire Worked Handle and Emblem Markings
New Zealand silver Edith E Morris Wellington (1894-1965) silver spoon, heavy wire worked handle, marked Stg Sil and feathered arrow emblem
Elizabethan Silver Lion Sejant Spoons by William Caldwell
A very rare pair of Elizabethan silver lion Sejant spoons by William Caldwell, London 1598, the lion supporting a fleur de lis coat of arms on faceted tapering stem, 96 grams, (2)
Rare Scottish Silver Disc-End Spoon, 17th Century
Exceptionally rare early 17th century Scottish silver disc-end spoon, the disc engraved with initials SCL and simple engraved decoration beneath, the back with initials DBS. Makers mark of Gilbert Kirkwood and Deacons/assay masters mark for James…
Monogrammed Australian Silver Spoon with Clear Hallmarks
Alexander Dick (1791-1843) Australian silver spoon clear hallmarks to this rare spoon, monogrammed, length 14 cm; weight 32grams.
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
Alexander Dick Colonial Australian silver spoon with shell pattern handle, circa 1830, stamped 'A. Dick' with lion passant, crowned leopard's head, 'E' and the monarch's head, 14 cm long, 25 grams
Charles II Silver Trefid Spoon by Edward Hulse (1684)
A Charles II lace-back silver trefid spoon, Edward Hulse, London 1684, the handle engraved with initials and the head of a classical male, 19 cm long, 41 gms
George I Britannia Table Spoons, London 1718
Six George I Britannia standard table spoons, hallmarked London, 1718, Andrew Archer, of dognose pattern, crested with crowned demi-lion rampant, total weight 379gm, length 20 cm
Colonial Sterling Silver Spoon by William Edwards (Melbourne)
A rare Colonial sterling silver spoon, 1859-1965, with maker's mark for William Edwards (of Melbourne), letter H, a fiddle pattern table spoon crisply hallmarked underside to terminal, silver weight 64gr, length 22 cm
Robert broad rare Colonial Australian silver spoon with engraved monogram, circa 1835, stamped 'R.B.' with monarch, leopard's head, W, and lion passant, 14.5 cm long, 30 grams.
17th C. Sterling Silver Trefid Spoon with Engravings
Rare late c. 17th sterling silver trefid spoon engraved initials to the top GMG, and to the back TG 1679, Exeter c1580-1600
Marjorie Trenwith Silver Sugar and Creamer Set
A rare New Zealand Arts & Crafts silver sugar and creamer by Marjorie R. Trenwith, circa 1950s, hammer finished ovoid shape on circular spreading bases, with tiger-lily flower handles. Along with two sugar spoons, one with arum lily finial, the other with…
Harlequin Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware Set
Flatware, 18th century and later a harlequin suite of English fiddle pattern sterling silver flatware, comprising thirty five pieces, the largest spoon 32 cm, 2010gms total weight of silver
Australian Silver Condiment Spoon with Engraved Crest, 1830s
A rare Australian silver condiment/mustard spoon, Alexander Dick, New South Wales, circa 1830-34, the handle engraved with an armorial crest and the initials 'C J A', hallmarked 'A.D', castle, 'D' and an anchor, 19 gms total weight of silver, 13 cm long.…
William & Mary Silver Trefid Spoon by Thomas Issod, 1688
A William & Mary silver lace-back trefid spoon, by Thomas Issod, 1688. London assay marks, date mark letter for 1688. Makers mark: 'Thomas Issod', marked 'T I' under a Crown. Length 19.8 cm. Weight 57grams
Assorted Crested Sterling Silver Spoons - 26 Pieces
A large assortment of crested sterling silver spoons, 26 pieces. Mixed hallmarks. 1602g
George II Scottish Silver Hash Spoon 1732
A rare George II Scottish silver hash spoon 1732 Edinburgh, the mark of Dougal Ged, length 39.8 cm, weight 234gms
Russian Enamel Spoon with Floral Design
A Russian silver-gilt and champleve enamel Scoop/Spoon, Moscow, circa 1908-1926, decorated with stylized floral designs to handle and back of spoon. Struck with the second Kokoshnik mark for Moscow, 16.5 cm long
18th Century Silver Table Spoons Set
Five early 18th century Britannia and sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked 1716, 1719, 1717, 1726 and probably 1700, all in Hanoverian pattern with oval bowls, total weight 310gm, length 20 cm (5)
Set of Five W.V. Marked Tapering Silver Spoons
Five provincial silver spoons, of tapering form, triple marked W.V to back of handle, with shaped oval bowls, total weight 301gm, length 19.5 cm (5)
1890s Colonial Sterling Silver Spoon by Stevenson
A Colonial sterling silver spoon, circa 1890s, with maker's mark of period for Stevenson (of Adelaide), a fiddle pattern spoon with later mark of Stevenson to stem underside, silver weight 63gr, length 23 cm
Three 17th/18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoons stamped 'G.S.' of jersey, circa 1700, the largest 18 cm long, 126 grams total
Assorted Crested Sterling Silver Spoons - 26 Pieces
A large assortment of crested sterling silver spoons of various Sizes, 26 pieces. Mixed hallmarks. 1040g
Exeter Trefid Spoon, Charles II, Sterling Silver c.1685
Charles Ii sterling silver trefid spoon Exeter c1685
1675 Charles II Sterling Silver Spoon by John Smith
Charles II sterling silver spoon by John Smith c1675
Victorian Embossed Silver Spoons, London 1891
A pair of Victorian silver and silvergilt embossed spoons, marker' mark CC, London 1891. 20.5 cm long
Georgian Sterling Silver Gravy Boats and Ladles
A pair of Georgian sterling silver gravy boats with ladles, 1767 London, rubbed maker's marks, ladles 1789 London, with maker's marks, for Hester Bateman, elegant boats with armorials, gadroon edges, double scroll handles with acanthus thumb spurs and…
1686 London Sterling Silver Trefid Spoon by John Smith
James II sterling silver lace back trefid spoon John Smith, London 1686
George I Silver Hanoverian Spoons, London 1722
Pair of George I sterling silver Hanoverian spoons hallmarked London, 1722, I.W (John Wilkes), with tapered handles and oval bowls, total weight 109gm, length 19.5 cm (2) purchased: David Morris, United Kingdom, 1983
Queen Anne Sterling Silver Dognose Spoon, London 1703
Queen Anne sterling silver Dognose spoon, hallmarked London, 1703, the handle later crested John Ladyman, total weight weight 84gm, length 21.5 cm,
Australian Colonial Silver Spoon with Shell Pattern
Alexander Dick (Australian, 1791-1843), Australian Colonial sterling silver spoon, c. 1830, the handle with shell pattern, hallmarked, approx. Weight 25 grams
Australian Arts & Crafts Silver Spoon with Gum Leaf Mark
Large Australian Arts & Crafts silver spoon, stamped 'ST SIL' & with James Linton gum leaf & gumnut mark, 25 cm long approx.
Anglo-Indian Fiddle Pattern Silver Spoon with Crest
Anglo-Indian silver spoon, by Hamilton & Co, Calcutta, in fiddle pattern with engraved crest, length 22 cm
William IV Fiddle & Thread Pattern Spoon Collection
A collection of William IV fiddle and thread pattern spoons by William Eaton 1831 London 1660g x12 table spoons x12 small spoons. 2x later salts (26)
A 17th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoon by Abraham Hebert of jersey, circa 1690, engraved 'E.D.', 18 cm long, 44 grams
Dublin 1808 Sterling Silver Straining Spoon by R.S
Irish sterling silver straining spoon, Dublin 1808, maker R.S (Richard Sawyer) 32 cm
English Sterling Silver Tablespoons, 17th-18th Century
Three English sterling silver tablespoons, 1698 and later, comprising an English Sterling silver tablespoon by John Wirgman, London 1746, an English sterling silver Hanover pattern tablespoon by Thomas Shermer, London 1717, and an English Britannia…
Three Britannia Silver Table Spoons, London 1702, Crested
Three Queen Anne Hanoverian pattern table spoons probably Henry Clarke? Britannia silver London, 1702, 19 cm. 195g. All Nicely crested with sword and arm
Two 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoons by Thomas Mauger of jersey, circa 1730, 17 cm and 18 cm long, 54 grams total
An 18th century Channel Islands silver pair of trefid spoons by Jean Gavey of jersey, circa 1730, both engraved 'E.L.C.', 18 cm long, 74 grams total
Set of 12 Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoons
12 Victorian hallmarked sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked London 1840, maker John James Whiting. Crested. Length 23.5 cm. Wt. 1225g
Five Georgian sterling silver table spoons, various makers including William Bateman I & William Schofield, London, 1782-1834, includes, length 22 cm Wt 328 grams
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
William III Rattail Spoons by Scarlett
A rare pair of William III trefid Rattail spoons, probably by William Scarlett
Georgian Old English Skimming Spoon, London 1798
Georgian silver skimming spoon in Old English pattern, hallmarked London 1798, by Fearn and Eley
An 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoon by unknown maker stamped 'G.S.' of jersey, circa 1720, engraved 'E.L.V.', 18.5 cm long, 42 grams
Colonial Australian Silver Spoons by Alexander Robertson
Colonial Australian silver spoon by Alexander Robertson. NSW 1833-47. length 13 cm, and another with missed cast marks, length 14 cm. Reference: Australian Silver 1800-1900 J.B Hawkins, mark reference 22.
Set of 12 Antique Silver Spoons
George III to George IV, sterling silver table spoons eleven spoons by William Eley, William Feam & William Chawner. London 1812. And one spoon by Elizabeth Eaton. London 1851.Weight 918.9 grams.
Antique George I Hanoverian Pattern Table Spoons with Crest
Three antique George I Hanoverian pattern table spoons, all nicely crested with sword and arm, probably Henry Clarke? Britannia silver London, 1711, 195 grams and 19 cm
Crested Sterling Silver Spoons with Inscription
Twelve crested sterling silver bright cut spoons William Eley & William Fearn London 1803, length 17.5 cm, with inscription per mare per terras
A pair of 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoons by George Hamon of jersey, circa 1770, both engraved 'S.P.P.', 18.5 cm long, 72 grams total
Assorted Antique Sterling Silver Spoons - 780g
Twenty five assorted antique English and Scottish sterling silver spoons of various sizes, 780 grams
Queen Anne Silver Dog-Nose Spoons with Crested Lion Rampant
Four Queen Anne silver dog-nose spoons rat-tail backs, bottom marked, three with the mark of William Scarlett (London 1698...1713), one with duty dodge marks; all crested: a demi-lion rampant.
Twelve Georgian sterling silver table spoons, shell pattern, James McKay, Edinburgh, 1824. Wt 865 grams L 22 cm
Three Georgian sterling silver table spoons, Benoni Stephens, London, 1836
Marjorie R. Trenwith Silver Sugar and Creamer Set
A rare New Zealand Arts & Crafts silver sugar and creamer by Marjorie R. Trenwith circa 1950s, hammer finished ovoid shape on circular spreading bases, with tiger-lily flower handles. Along with two sugar spoons, one with arum lily finial, the other with…
Sterling Silver Cutlery Suite with Rats Tail Spoons
Hallmarked sterling silver cutlery suite including rats tail table spoons 1.29kg
George III Sterling Silver Gravy Straining Spoon - 1789
George III sterling silver gravy straining spoon, hallmarked London, 1789, Rc//Ge, in Old English pattern, total weight 151gm, length 30 cm
Queen Anne Silver Spoon with Crest, London 1707
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoon, by Henry Greene, London, 1707, engraved with a crest
Queen Anne Silver Dog-Nose Table Spoons by Henry Greene
A Pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, by Henry Greene, London, 1708, engraved with initials *L*S*K (2)
Early English Sterling Silver Trefid Spoons Collection
A collection of early English sterling silver trefid spoons, comprising, Dublin silver trefid with rattail circa 1680-1719, provincial silver spoon circa 1730 marks rubbed maker Wo and London rattail spoon circa 1719, (3)
Matthew West Sterling Silver Gravy Spoon with Divider Seive
Gravy spoon. Sterling silver by Matthew West spoon has a Divider Seive Dublin 1818
English Provincial Trefid Spoon, Circa 1690
A seventeenth century English Provincial trefid spoon. Maker's mark struck four times. Circa 1690.
Trefid spoon, antique example thrice stamped 'W.G.' with three stars in shield, 17th/18th century, 19.5 cm long
Georgian Sterling Silver Hanover Pattern Table Spoons Collection
A collection of nine Georgian sterling silver Hanover pattern table spoons including an Irish pair by William Ward, Dublin 1771, a pair by James Wilks, London 1750, an Irish pair by Michael Keating, Dublin 1775 and three other
A Victorian silver spoon warmer, of Aladdin's lamp form with beaded border and scrolling thumbpiece, crested with a swallow, Pearce & Sons, Sheffield 1897. Height 10 cm, width 18.5 cm. Weight 480 gm.
Antique Silver Trefid Spoon, London 1694
Early 18th century. Sterling silver trefid spoon hallmark rubbed, engraved date of 1673, maker's mark for William scarlet active from 1694, London, monogrammed, length 19 cm, weight 44grams.
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
18th Century English Hanoverian Silver Spoon Collection
Collection of ten various 18th century English Hanoverian silver spoons, comprising early 18th century Britannia standard rats-tail spoon probably Edinburgh, all others sterling, Hester Bateman shell back, London circa 1774, others short & long drop, (4…
Queen Anne Silver Table Spoons by Benjamin Watts, London 1709
A Pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, by Benjamin Watts, London, 1709, engraved with initials R*D (2)
Pair of 1700s Britannia Silver Table Spoons
Two Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, one Thomas Burridge London 1706 and one William Juson, London, circa 1705 (2)
Pair of Queen Anne Britannia Spoons by John Holland I
A pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard Dognose spoons. Maker John Holland I. London 1712. 106 gms.
Victorian silver dinner spoons - 864g
Twelve Victorian silver dinner spoons hallmarked (12). Total weight of 864 grams
An 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoon by unknown maker stamped 'G.D.', most likely Guernsey, circa 1710, engraved 'P.C.', 18.3 cm long, 42 grams
William park Colonial Australian silver fiddle pattern spoon with shell top, circa 1840s, stamped 'W.P.' with Queen's head, date letter 'S', leopard's head and lion passant, 14.7 cm long, 30 grams
Assorted Georgian Sterling Silver Spoons - 600g
Seventeen assorted antique sterling silver spoons, predominantly Georgian English, 600 grams total
Australian Colonial Silver Spoon, c.1840
An Australian Colonial silver spoon, fiddle and shell pattern, engraved initials S.H.J; Sydney, c.1840. Length 18 cm. Note: the marks are identical, apart from the maker's initials 'Ch' to Alexander Dick. John Houstone 'Early Australian silver' (publ.…
Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons - 112g
Tiffany & Co New York sterling silver demitasse spoons, 112g
Queen Anne Silver Spoon with Rat-Tail and Engraved Initials
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose ribbed rat-tail table spoon, by Edward Gibson, London, 1702, engraved with initials IWA
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)
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
Edwardian Silver Toast & Egg Stand with Egg Cups & Spoon
Edwardian sterling silver toast and egg stand, mark of Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1908, two egg cups, a spoon and a toast rack resting on rectangular tray with gadroon border, on four ball feet, hallmarked, weight 470 grams length 24 cm
Georgian Silver Tea Spoons with Lace Backs & Cupid Motif
Twelve early Georgian silver English tea spoons 'fancy lace backs' & cupid motif C.1720-1780. Approx 102g
An 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoon by George Mauger of jersey, circa 1790, engraved 'G.A.H.', 18.3 cm long, 33 grams
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.…
William & Mary Silver Spoon, London Hallmarks, 61.3g
William & Mary sterling silver trefid spoon London hallmarks rubbed, 20 cm long, 61.3 grams
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
William and Mary Silver Spoon, London 1700
A William and Mary silver treffid spoon, with fluted and beaded rat-tail, initials to the front 'E.F.'. London 1700 by Lawrence Coles. Length 19.7 cm
Set of 8 George III Sterling Silver Soup Spoons
Eight George III sterling silver soup spoons, hallmarked London 1807, 22 cm long approx, 488 grams approx
A pair of Georgian sterling silver table spoons, John Harris, London, 1835
George III Silver Table Spoons Set
Eight sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons and six sterling silver fiddle pattern matching table spoons, George III London 1810/11 - approx. weight 32 oz. troy
Set of 6 Hanoverian Sterling Silver Spoons
Six early 18th century sterling silver Hanoverian spoons, marks rubbed, with tapering handles and oval shaped bowls, total weight 374gm, length 20 cm (6)
Pair of Queen Anne Silver Table Spoons
Two Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, one Richard Hutchinson of Colchester London 1706 and one William Scarlett London 1711. (2)
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