Edward VII Sterling Silver Boat Salt & Spoon Set
Pair Edward VII sterling silver salts neo-classical pierced boat shaped design with ring handles on fluted and beaded oval base, and blue glass liners, Chester 1910, approx 82g, with a pair of associated spoons
Georgian Silver Castor Spoon, London 1799-1800
Georgian silver castor spoon, London 1799-1,800, rubbed makers mark, 18 grams
1860 George Unite Sterling Silver Sifter Spoon
Victorian sterling silver sifter spoon Birmingham 1860, makers George Unite, length 15.5 cm, weight 25grams
James Linton Sterling Silver Serving Spoons with Gumnut Decoration
Pair James Linton sterling silver serving spoons, each with decorated gumnut and gum leaf pierced decoration to handle, beaten silver bowls, each marked sterling silver and JAL, length 24 cm each, weight 216grams total.
916 Silver USSR Sifting Spoon with Decorated Handle
Soviet Russian silver Sifting spoon, 916 marked silver and USSR stamped to stem, unusual sifting spoon with decorated handle
Victorian Silver Sifter Spoon, Exeter 1874
A Victorian silver sifter spoon, fiddle pattern, Exeter 1874 by Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams).
German Silver Pierced Serving Spoon, Hallmarked, 16cm, 75g
Good German silver serving spoon pierced decoration to handle, hallmarked verso, length 16 cm, weight 75 grams
Dutch Silver Sifting Spoon with Coat of Arms
Dutch silver pierced sifting spoon decorated with coat of arms, length 13 cm
London 1811 Sterling Silver Sifter Spoon
Silver sifter spoon, sterling silver with hallmarks for London 1811
Georgian Sterling Silver Pierced Serving Spoon, London 1780
George III sterling silver pierced serving spoon London 1780, makers mark rubbed, possibly Mary Whitford and William Ballantine, length 18 cm; weight 42grams.
English Sterling Silver King's Pattern Sifting Spoon, 1849
An antique English sterling silver 'King's' pattern sugar sifting spoon with finely fretted floral decoration. By George William Adams of London, circa 1849, 16 cm high, 64 grams.
Dutch Silver Pierced Spoon with Figural Handle
Ornate Dutch silver pierced spoon surface tests as silver, with traditional decorated scene to centre, and figural formed handle, 34 grams.
Victorian Silver Salt Cellars with Blue Glass Liners
A pair of Victorian sterling silver salt cellars, 1860 London, with maker's mark for Edward & John Barnard, the ornate pierced circular bodies with foliage, crested rims, raised on four foliate scroll feet, with Bristol blue glass liners, hallmarked to…
Pierced Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, 8cm, 18.5g
A silver (835) tea caddy spoon with pierced detail, length 8 cm Wt 18.5 grams
Antique Sterling Silver Salt Cellar with Blue Glass Liner
Sterling silver salt cellar, triangular ornate pierced and embossed frame on lion paw feet with scallop cut Bristol blue glass liner, hallmarked Birmingham 1876, with spoon hallmarked London 1863
Georgian silver salt cellars and spoons
Pair of Georgian sterling silver salt cellars, raised on four feet with pierced decorations and Bristol blue glass liners, hallmarked London 1791 by William Abdy together with pair of salt spoons with gilded shell shape bowls, hallmarked London 1791
1836 William IV Silver Sugar Sifting Spoon by William Eaton
A William IV silver sugar Sifting spoon, fiddle pattern, William Eaton, London 1836. Length: 17 cm. Weight: 62 gm.
Georgian sterling silver salts, pair of gallery pierced salt with Bristol blue glass liners and shell design spoons, hallmarked London 1828, 'A/F' to rim of one insert,
Victorian sterling silver sugar sifter spoon, Kings pattern, hallmarked London 1887 61gr
Four French .950 silver sugar tongs, slice and Sifting spoons, Minerva 1 standard, 19th and early 20th century comprising a pair of sugar tongs of classical design with foliate thread and cast lion claws (c1910, with maker's mark for Raymond Collet), a…
A George III silver novelty silver caddy spoon, ornately decorated with a gilded grape bunch upon a shaped, pierced and engraved leaf form. Looping scroll handle. Birmingham1808.
Antique English made sterling silver caddy spoon and two silver sifting spoons, all with Channel Islands over-struck marks by Jean Le Gallais and Jacques Quesnel, 19th century, (3 items), the largest 16.5 cm long, 112 grams
An early Victorian sterling silver sugar sifter spoon, London, 1867, engraved lion rampart to finial, length 16 cm Wt 57 grams
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