17th Century Provincial Silver Seal Top Spoon
English 17th century provincial silver seal top spoon, unidentified makers mark, with a fig shaped bowl with small rat tail and hexagonal stem, incised 'I P' to back of bowl, prick engraved to seal 'Ji(?)I.E//1621, total weight 72gm, length 18 cm note:…
Exeter Rat Tail Soup Spoon, 1724
George I sterling silver soup spoon, Exeter rat tail silver soup spoon, makers Anthony Tripe, hallmarked Exeter 1724
32-Piece Sterling Silver Rattail Cutlery Suite
Composed 32 piece sterling silver Rattail pattern cutlery suite, comprising large pair of salad servers, 6 tablespoons, 6 table forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 dessert forks and 6 teaspoons, various 20th century dates and makers, approx 1913 grams
Georgian Revival Silver Cutlery Set with Knives
A mid 20th century Old English rat tail Georgian revival silver cutlery service, the eight-place solid silver setting includes tablespoons, soup spoons, dessert spoons, table forks, entree forks. Total silver weight 2.5kgs. Sheffield 1958/1959, by Mappin…
Mappin & Webb Sterling Silver Ladle Set
Set of 3 Georgian V graduated sterling silver ladles by Mappin & Webb rattail pattern, comprising, soup and two sauce, Sheffield 1934, approx 366 grams
James II Dog Nose Spoon, 1685
Rare James II sterling silver dog nose spoon the back with engraved initials, Btl, rattail pattern, London 1685, maker Lawrence Cole, split repair to bowl. Reference: Jackson P129, Grimwade P468
18th Century Channel Islands Silver Trefid Table Spoon
Early 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid table spoon, maker's mark PD crowned, struck once to lower stem (Philippe le Vavasseur dit Durell, jersey, c.1700-1745), with rat tail, inscribed 'SDT' beneath terminal, total weight 32gm, length 19 cm
1685 Sterling Silver Trifid Spoon by John Clifton
James II sterling silver trifid spoon, hallmarked London, 1685, Ic (John Clifton), with plain oval bowl and rats tail, total weight 55gm, length 19 cm
Antique Silver Spoon Collection with Case and Extras
Old English pattern, London 1807, together with a set of 6 sterling silver rattail pattern teaspoons, cased set of 6 New Zealand sterling silver coffee spoons, and one other odd teaspoon, approx 290 grams
Antique Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1820 & 1914
Two sterling silver sauce ladles, one London 1820 in Old English pattern, the other London 1914 in Rattail pattern. (2). Provenance: from the contents of Swanton (built 1827), Sutton Forrest, NSW
Irish Silver Rats Tail Spoons by William Sherwin (1834)
A pair of Irish silver rats tail spoons by William Sherwin of Dublin, circa 1834, 18 cm long, 90 grams total
Irish Silver Rats Tail Spoons by William Sherwin, 1834
Set of three Irish silver rats tail spoons by William Sherwin of Dublin, circa 1834, 17.5 cm long, 131 grams total
Irish Silver Rat Tail Spoon with Eagle and Rabbit Crest
Antique Irish silver rats tail table spoon with engraved eagle and rabbit crest, made in Dublin, circa 1825, 23 cm long, 75 grams
Edwardian Sterling Silver Ladle, Sheffield 1902, Martin Hall & Co
Edwardian sterling silver ladle, hallmarked Sheffield, 1902, Martin Hall & Co., with rat tail handle and circular bowl, total weight 230gm, length 33 cm
Sterling Silver Cutlery Suite with Rats Tail Spoons
Hallmarked sterling silver cutlery suite including rats tail table spoons 1.29kg
George III Sterling Silver Spoon, London 1761
Early George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked, London, 1761, W.T, in rattail pattern with oval bowl, total weight 67gm, length 21 cm
George III Sterling Silver Spoon, London 1761, Rat Tail Pattern
Early George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked, London, 1761, I.T, in rat tail pattern with crest to back and oval bowl, total weight 63gm
George III Sterling Silver Rattail Spoon, London Hallmark
George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked, London, marks rubbed, in rattail pattern, total weight 62gm, length 21 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoons (Set of 6)
Six Georgian sterling silver spoons, of various dates and makers, with rat tail pattern, some initials verso, total weight 327gm (6)
Mappin & Webb Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoon (172g)
A sterling silver rat tail spoon, Mappin & Webb. Length 30 cm cm, wt. 172g
George I silver basting spoon, London 1720
George I sterling silver basting spoon London 1720, maker's mark rubbed, Rat Tail handle, length 32 cm approx; weight 138 cm approx.
Queen Anne Sterling Silver Basting Spoon by William Scarlett
A Queen Anne sterling silver basting spoon by William Scarlett, London 1712, with rat tail decoration, length 35 cm, Estimated weight 172gms
George III Silver Rat Tail Spoons
Pair of George III sterling silver rats tail spoons London circa 1763 with nice and deep oval bowls with classic rats tail point and upturned tip/handle and fist holding leg motif to underside. Hallmarked London c 1763 by Thomas Tookey (registered as a…
Assorted Sterling Silver Spoon Collection - 122g Total
Five sets of sterling silver spoons comprising of 3 salt spoons (London 1884), 4 rat tail handle coffee spoons (Hardy Brothers), 2 various spiral handle coffee spoons, a set of 2 and a set of 3 925 silver spoons, 122 grams total
Rare William III Britannia Silver Marrow Spoon
A very rare William III Britannia standard silver (95.8% purity) marrow spoon with rat tail, Lawrence Jones, London 1701. 19 cm long.
18th Century Dutch Silver Rat Tail Spoons (8) - 504g
Eight 18th century Dutch silver spoons, rat tail pattern, total weight 504grams, length 20 cm (8)
Victorian Oak Canteen with Sterling Silver Cutlery Set
Extensive oak canteen Victorian & later suite of sterling silver cutlery comprising a set of rattail pattern by Chawner & Co (George William Adams) comprising 24 tableforks, 12 tablespoons,10 teaspoons, 6 egg spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, 2…
George III Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoon, London 1782
George III rat tail pattern spoon marked sterling silver, London, 1782, TW 21 cm long, 40g
Paul de Lamerie Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, Circa 1720
Paul de Lamerie sterling silver basting spoon rattail pattern, engraved crest to the back, date letter work, circa 1720
Edwardian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons in Case
English hallmarked sterling silver Edward VII berry spoons having pierced foliate bowls, of rattail pattern, set in a silk & velvet lined case. Sheffield, 1905, maker Allen & Darwin, weight 106g
William III Rattail Spoons by Scarlett
A rare pair of William III trefid Rattail spoons, probably by William Scarlett
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)
Edwardian Sterling Silver Teaspoon Set with Sugar Tongs
English hallmarked sterling silver Edward VII teaspoon set comprising twelve rat tail pattern teaspoons & sugar tongs, in a silk & velvet lined case. Sheffield, 1901, maker Harrison Brothers & Howson
Sterling Silver Victorian Tea Spoons, London 1898
Set of six Rattail Victorian Tea spoons, in sterling silver marked FH, London, 1898 12 cm long, 114g
Assorted Antique Silver Spoons
Five assorted sterling, Britannia and Continental silver spoons, early 19th to 20th century, a Georgian berry spoon, a shell jam spoon, a trefid finial rat tail spoon with crest for the Royal Cinque Ports golf club, and two others, Continental and other…
William III/Queen Anne silver trefid spoon with rattail bowl
William III / Queen Anne silver trefid spoon with rattail bowl, marks partially rubbed London, M in elegant shield approx 15 cm long, 20g
Rare 1691 Scottish Sterling Silver Lace-Back Spoon
Very rare Scottish William & Mary hallmarked sterling silver lace-back spoon. Edinburgh 1691, maker James Penman; Assay master, John Borthwick. Rat tail bowl. For similar example see Dreweatts Donnington Priory Salesrooms, Newbury, UK 7-12-2011 Lot no. 12…
Victorian Apostle Spoons with Gilt Washed Bowls
A pair of Victorian sterling silver and gilt apostle spoons, 1871 London, with maker's marks for Henry Holland, the large shallow gilt washed bowls with pronounced rat tail styled backs with tapering chamfered stems to gilt washed cast and chased apostle…
Scottish Queen Anne & George I spoons with sugar nips
Two various Queen Anne and George I spoons etc. One Edinburgh 1709, maker Charles Blair; and one Edinburgh 1716, maker Colin McKenzie. Both relate with Assay master Edward Penman. Both with rat tail bowl. Plus pair early Scottish sugar nips. Bear marks…
Pair of 1715/1716 Britannia Silver Rat Tail Spoons
A pair of Britannia standard silver rat tail spoons, 1715 and 1716, with Britannia standard, maker's marks rubbed, probably G?, of typical form with elongated bowls, hallmarked to the stems and with engraved initials Ia underside of terminals. Silver…
George III Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoons Set
English hallmarked sterling silver George III set of six spoons in the rats tail pattern, London, 1790, maker Thomas Oliphant. Condition: good, minor age related wear. Length 21.5 cm. Weight 367g
10 Sterling Silver Rat Tail Serving Spoons - 1993 Sheffield
A set of ten elegant sterling silver rat tail serving spoons 1993 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Whitehill Silver & Plate. Silver weight 1080gr. Length 22.5 cm
Late Victorian Sterling Silver Seal Top Spoon
A late Victorian sterling silver seal top spoon, 1898 London, with maker's marks for Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, the rat tail spoon with an elegant oval bowl and a simple cylindrical stem terminating in a floral and nozzle form seal top with monogram,…
1901 Sterling Silver Apostle Spoon by Haseler Brothers
A sterling silver apostle spoon, 1901/2 London, with maker's mark for Haseler Brothers, the rat tail spoon with a shallow oval bowl having a plain stem with a figural finial; hallmarked to the reverse of stem, silver weight 38gr, length 14 cm.
George II Rat Tail Spoons, London 1731
Three George II rat tail spoons hallmarked London 1731, maker Jeremiah Lee, 21 cm long, 202 grams approx
Queen Anne Sterling Silver Serving Spoon by de Lamerie
English hallmarked sterling silver Queen Anne serving spoon in the rats tail pattern, inscribed 'W.M.H.' London, 1707, maker Paul de Lamerie. Condition good, minor tarnishing. Length 32.8 cm. Weight 171g
Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons, London 1801
English hallmarked sterling silver George III pair of serving spoons in the rattail pattern. London, 1801, maker Richard Crossley. Length 21.5 cm. Weight 160g
Sterling Silver Rat Tail Cutlery Set (56 pieces)
Sterling silver suite of rat tail cutlery comprising 8 tablespoons and table forks and soup spoons, 8 dessert spoons and dessert forks, 8 table knives and 8 dessert forks, 56 pieces
Greenstone-handled Silver Spoons Set
Queen Elizabeth II cased set 6 sterling silver teaspoons rattail pattern with greenstone handles, together with an New Zealand silver and greenstone handled preserve spoon by Stoneham
Colonial Rat Tail Silver Spoon and Fork Set
Unusually hallmarked silver rat tail table spoon and fork, Colonial ?
Mappin & Webb Sterling Silver Cutlery Set
A boxed sterling silver cutlery service, Sheffield 1925/30, with maker's marks of Mappin & Webb, with forty three pieces, the sterling silver forks and spoons of rattail design, monogrammed 'G', accompanied by knives with stainless steel and bone handles…
17th Century Silver Dog Nose Spoon with Rat Tail Bowl
A 17th century silver dog nose spoon with large rat tail bowl. Both with lower shank marks with pinprick punch initials, 1694. Length 20 cm
1702 Queen Anne Britannia Silver Rat Tail Spoon
Queen Anne Britannia silver trefid rat tail spoon, London 1702
1691 William Scarlett Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoon
William and Mary sterling silver trefid rat tail spoon attributed to William Scarlett, London 1691
1677 Charles II Sterling Silver Rat Tail Spoon
Charles II sterling silver trefid rat tail spoon by Robert King, London 1677
Hardy Brothers Sterling Silver Tea Set
Hallmarked sterling silver Hardy Brothers tea wares consisting of a bowl Sheffield, 1924, maker Hardy Bros. Height 4.5 cm. Weight 105g straining spoon. Sheffield, 1924, maker Hardy Bros. weight 25g set of twelve rats tail teaspoons. London, 1924 maker…
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