Antique fiddle and thread pattern sterling silver cutlery / flatware - price guide and values

George IV Sterling Silver Desert Spoons with Armorial, c1829

Set of six George IV sterling silver Desert spoons, in fiddle shell & thread pattern, with an armorial of a crowned lion passant, London c1829, maker Henry Holland

Georgian Sterling Silver Dessert Forks Set

Ten Georgian sterling silver dessert forks, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, London hallmarks comprising of 5@ crested spoons 1826 (William Eley II), 2@ 1820 (William Eley & William Fearn), 2@ 1819 (William Eley & William Fearn) and 1@ 1822 (Francis…

Georgian & William IV silver dessert spoons, London & Dublin

Ten Georgian & William IV silver dessert spoons, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, London hallmarked, comprising of 4 crested spoons 1826 (William Eley II), 3@ 1820 (William Eley & William Fearn), 2@ 1819 (William Eley & William Fearn) and 1@ hallmarked…

Victorian Sterling Silver Fish Servers with Floral Blades

English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian fish servers with floral pierced blades, in the fiddle & thread pattern. London, 1850, maker Edward Farrell. Condition good, minor tarnishing. Length of knife 34 cm. Weight 341g

Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, London 1813

English hallmarked sterling silver George III serving spoon in the fiddle & thread pattern. London, 1813, maker Solomon Hougham. Length 31.5 cm. Weight 147 cm

Chawner's Fish Servers - Georgian & Victorian Silver

A Victorian sterling silver fiddle, thread and shell fish server London, 1839 by Mary Chawner. Together with a Georgian fiddle pattern fish slice, London, 1825 by Mary Chawner.

Victorian Sterling Silver Basting Spoons, 1847

A pair of Victorian sterling silver fiddle and thread basting spoons, Elizabeth Eaton / London /, circa 1847 32 cm long

Victorian Sterling Silver Table Forks, London 1845, Set of 6

Set of six Victorian sterling silver table forks, hallmarked London, 1845, H.H, in fiddle and thread pattern, total weight 571gm, length 20.5 cm (6)

George III Sterling Silver Ladle, 1812, Samuel Harwood

George III sterling silver ladle, hallmarked London, 1812, Samuel Harwood, in fiddle and thread pattern, engraved with crest to handle and circular bowl, total weight 262gm, length 34 cm

Set of 7 Victorian Silver Soup Spoons, London 1876

A set of six Victorian fiddle, thread pattern silver soup spoons and a similar seventh spoon, London, 1876. 613gm

Victorian Silver Fish Servers by George Adams

Pair of Victorian sterling silver fiddle and thread patten fish servers by George Adams, London, wt. 302g

Set of 12 Fiddle & Thread Silver Teaspoons c.1840

A mixed set of 12 c.1840 silver teaspoons, fiddle and thread pattern. 348gm.

Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle & Thread Forks (Set of 6)

Set of six Victorian sterling silver forks, hallmarked London, 1845, H.H (Hyam Hyams), in fiddle and thread pattern, total weight 356gm, length 17.5 cm (6)

Victorian Silver Table Spoons by Robert Williams & Sons Exeter

Set of five Victorian Exeter fiddle thread and shell pattern sterling silver table spoons by Robert Williams & Sons Exeter 1846, 485 grams (5)

Victorian Silver Soup Ladle with Engraved Crest

Victorian sterling silver soup ladle fiddle and thread pattern, engraved crest, London 1846, approx 264 grams

George III Silver Spoons by Chawner, London 1811

A George III pair of sterling silver Fiddle, thread and shell pattern table spoons by William Chawner, London 1811

Set of Four Antique Silver Table Spoons, c.1830/40

A mixed set of four c.1830/40 silver table spoons, fiddle and thread pattern. 333gm.

George III Sterling Silver Fiddle & Thread Forks Set

English hallmarked sterling silver George III set of six forks in the fiddle & thread pattern. London, 1810, maker Thomas Wilkes Barker. Condition: good, minor age related wear. Length 20 cm. Weight 409g

Antique Sterling Silver Spoon Collection - 10 Pieces

Collection of single struck fiddle thread & shell sterling silver spoons, to include 3 x table spoons Glasgow 1863, 1x table spoon Tj London 1812, 1x dessert spoon Il London 1815, 1x tea spoons Ga London 1859, 4x tea spoons in 1815, 453 grams (10)

Pair of George III Silver Serving Spoons, London 1824

Pair of George III sterling silver serving spoons, hallmarked, London, 1824, W.S, (William Sumner), in fiddle and thread pattern, total weight 177gm, length 23 cm (2)

Victorian Sterling Silver Lunch Forks by George Adams, 1855

Set of eight Victorian fiddle military and thread pattern sterling silver lunch forks by George Adams London 1855 455g, 17 cm long

Victorian Silver Fish Servers, London 1853

Pair Victorian sterling silver fish servers fiddle shell and thread pattern with pierced blades London 1853

Victorian Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons with Engraved Crest

Five Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest, London 1861

George III Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons by Hester Bateman

Set of 5 George III sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1789-1791, maker Hester Bateman

George III Silver Forks with Engraved Crest

Three George III sterling silver forks, hallmarked London, 1818, makers mark rubbed, in thread and fiddle pattern with engraved crest, total weight 251gm, length 20 cm (3)

George IV Silver Table Spoons, 1821

Six George IV sterling silver table spoons, mark of William Eley & William Fearn, 1821, fiddle and thread pattern, with crested handles, hallmarked (6), weight 521 grams

Victorian Sterling Silver Table Forks with Crest, London 1871

Set six Victorian sterling silver table forks fiddle and thread pattern, engraved crest to the back, London, 1871, maker, Chawner & Co (George William Adams)

George III Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons by Paul Storr

Pair George III sterling silver dessert spoons by Paul Storr fiddle and thread pattern with engraved initial, London, 1819, maker Paul Storr

Victorian Silver Fish Ladle, Exeter 1855

Victorian sterling silver sauce ladle, mark of Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter, 1855, fiddle and thread pattern, the handle with a Fish crest, hallmarked, weight 341 grams length 34 cm. Provenance: The Estate of a lady, Sydney

Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons - 1806 & 1808

Two antique Georgian sterling silver caddy spoons, old English pattern marked for London 1806, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1808, weight 25 grams (2)

Victorian Sterling Silver Ladle, London 1883, Shell Pattern

Victorian sterling silver ladle, hallmarked, London, 1883, F.H (Francis Higgins), in shell fiddle and thread pattern, with deep oval bowl, total weight 317gm

Georgian and Victorian Silver Table Forks Set

A set of six Georgian and Victorian sterling silver table forks, 19th century, London, various makers, Wc, Hs, Ga, a set of heavy gauge thread edge fiddle pattern forks, hallmarked underside, silver weight 522gr. Length 19.5 cm, and smaller

Continental Sterling Silver Fiddle and Thread Ladle

Continental sterling silver ladle, in fiddle and thread pattern, impressed J.M, to handle and impressed PRP verso, total weight 262gm, length 34 cm

Indian Colonial Silver Basting Spoon, Late 19th Century

An Indian Colonial silver basting spoon, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, monogrammed 'B', Hamilton & Co, Calculta, late 19th century. Weight 165grams.

Set of 6 Irish Sterling Silver Tablespoons with Engraved Crest

Composed set of six 19th century Irish sterling silver tablespoons fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest, 4 by William Law and 2 by Philip Weekes

George III Silver Soup Ladle, London 1819

A George III silver soup ladle, fiddle and thread pattern, crest to terminal, London 1819 by Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne. 289gm

Continental Silver Shell Spoon with Fiddle Pattern

Large Continental silver serving spoon with shell shaped bowl, fiddle and thread pattern

Victorian Sterling Silver Tablespoons with Engraved Crest, London 1841

Set eight Victorian sterling silver tablespoons fiddle and thread pattern with engraved crest, London, 1841, maker, Chawner & Co (George William Adams)

Set of 6 William IV Silver Dessert Spoons, London 1832

Six William IV silver dessert spoons, fiddle and thread pattern, crested. London 1832 by Jonathan Hayne. 360gm.

William IV Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, 1835 London

A William IV sterling silver serving spoon, 1835 London, with maker's mark for probably John James Whiting, a crisp thread edged fiddle pattern serving spoon, hallmarked underside to terminal, silver weight 196gr, length 31 cm

Victorian Sterling Silver Eagle Crested Table Spoons (Set of 4)

Set of four early Victorian fiddle thread and shell table spoons, in sterling silver, crested with eagle by James Smart, London 1844 365 grams and 23 cm long (4)

1872 London Sterling Silver Fiddle Ladle

Late Victorian sterling silver ladle, hallmarked, London, 1872, George Aldwinckle, in fiddle and thread pattern, with circular bowl, total weight 206gm, length 33 cm

Victorian Sterling Silver Forks by George Adams

A good set of six Victorian sterling silver forks, 1874/75 London, with maker's marks for George Adams, the heavy gauge forks of fiddle and thread design, with engraved crests to the finials; crisply hallmarked underside, silver weight 552gr, length 20.5…

George III Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, 1804

George III English sterling silver 'Fiddle & Thread' pattern basting spoon, by Richard Cooke of London, circa 1804, 30 cm long, 126 grams.

Victorian Sterling Silver Ladle, London 1844

Victorian sterling silver ladle, hallmarked, London, 1844, I.l//H.L (John and Henry Lias), in fiddle and thread pattern, engraved with crest, with deep oval bowl, total weight 320gm, length 34.5 cm

Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons, London & Sheffield, 1842

A set of 8 sterling silver fiddle, thread and shell dessert spoons (6 London 1842 & two Sheffield)

George III Silver Spoons, London 1819

Three George III silver tablespoons, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1819 by Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne. 281gm

George IV Sterling Silver Tablespoons, London 1826

Set of 4 George IV sterling silver tablespoons, crested fiddle, thread and shell pattern, hallmarked London 1826 (William Eley II), 22 cm long, 373 grams

George III & Victorian Sterling Silver Tablespoons Set

Composed set of four George III & Victorian sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1810, and 3 for London 1853, approx 353 grams

Victorian Sterling Silver Christening Set with Engraving & Case

Cased Victorian sterling silver three piece Christening set fiddle and thread pattern with bright cut engraving, case stamped Hunt & Roskell, Jewellers & Goldsmiths to the Queen

Victorian Sterling Silver Soup Spoon

English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian soup spoon in the fiddle, thread & shell pattern. London, 1883, maker Francis Higgins III, length 33 cm, weight 317g

George IV Silver Basting Spoon, London 1828, Shell Pattern

Good George IV sterling silver basting spoon, hallmarked London, 1828, W.C (William Chawner), in shell, fiddle and thread pattern with engraved initials above an oval bowl, total weight 196gm, length 30.5 cm

Set of 7 Fiddle and Thread Silver Tablespoons, 800 European

Seven European.800 silver tablespoons, fiddle and thread pattern

George III silver and sea shell caddy spoon, the half cowrie shell with unmarked silver frame and fiddle & thread type handle.

Victorian Sterling Silver Basting Spoon with Engraved Crest

A Victorian sterling silver basting spoon, fiddle thread and shell pattern with engraved crest. Maker William Theobald. London, 1840. Length 29.5 cm

Collection of Sterling Silver Pieces

A collection of sterling silver pieces Including: two fiddle and thread pattern teaspoons, London, 1827. One fiddle pattern teaspoon, London, 1849. Two Old English pattern sauce ladles, Sheffield, 1964. A rococo pattern fork, Sheffield, 1841. An apostle…

Set of 5 Antique Silver Spoons & Punch Ladle

Five various silver tablespoons comprising a Georgian III Irish fiddle pattern, Dublin 1803, .800 fiddle and thread, Georgian IV fiddle pattern, .800 Art Nouveau example and an unmarked punch ladle the bowl inset with a small coin, approx 295 grams

George III Silver Soup Ladle, London 1800

George III sterling silver soup ladle, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1800, makers William Ely & William Fearn

Belgian Silver Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoons by Bourdon

Set six Belgian silver tablespoons fiddle and thread pattern, the bowls with pointed ends, stamped Bourdon

1820 Sterling Silver Ladle with Fiddle Thread and Shell Pattern

George IV hallmarked sterling silver ladle. Fiddle thread and shell pattern. London 1820, maker's mark 'Hs', width 226g.

1817 London Hallmarked Silver Fish Server with Gadrooned Edge

George III sterling silver fish server, hallmarked, London, 1817, Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard, with fiddle and thread handle, above a pierced blade decorated with fish with gadrooned edge, length 30 cm

Antique William IV Sterling Silver Lunch Forks (Set of 6)

Six antique William IV fiddle thread and shell hallmarked sterling silver lunch forks by John James Whiting London 1837, 347 grams (6)

French Silver Table Spoons, Fiddle & Thread Pattern, 470gm

Set of six French silver table spoons, in shaped fiddle and thread pattern, total weight 470gm

Victorian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles by George Adams

A pair of Victorian sterling silver sauce ladles, by George Adams, London 1841. In the fiddle and thread pattern, weight 152 grams.

Set of Eight Fiddle and Thread Silver Tablespoons

Set eight.800 silver tablespoons fiddle and thread pattern

Georgian Silver Fish Slice, London 1812

Georgian silver fish slice, 'Fiddle, Thread and Shell' design fish slice, hallmarked London 1812

Victorian Silver Basting Spoon, Mary Chawner, London 1840

A Victorian silver basting spoon; fiddle and thread pattern; Mary Chawner, London, 1840. Length 30.5 cm. Weight 160g.

George IV Sterling Silver Teaspoons, London 1826

Set of 12 George IV sterling silver teaspoons, crested fiddle, thread and shell pattern, hallmarked London 1826 (William Eley II), 13.7 cm long, 384 grams

Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, Georgian and Victorian Era

Three pairs of sterling silver sugar tongs, two Irish Georgian and one Victorian, 1827 and 1837 Dublin, with maker's marks for Thomas Farnett and Peter Walsh respectively, thread and fiddle pattern to both pairs, and; 1847 London, with maker's mark for…