Irish Silver Table Spoon, Fiddle Pattern, Dublin 1815, William Cummins
An Irish silver table spoon, fiddle pattern, rat tail bowl, monogrammed 'W Mc', William Cummins, Dublin 1815. Length: 23 cm. Weight: 76 gm.
Georgian Stirling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons, London & Dublin
Two Georgian Stirling silver fiddle pattern table spoons, one hallmarked London 1810, maker William Eley. The other Dublin 1812, maker Samuel Neville.
19th Century Dutch Silver Fiddle & Thread Tableware Set
A pair of 19th century Dutch silver fiddle and thread pattern table spoons, and a pair of matching table forks, all hallmarked Kempen & Zonen 1858 - 1924. .925
Two George III sterling silver table spoons, 1795 London, with maker's mark for Thomas Northcote & George Bourne 1808 London, with maker's mark for Richard Crossley & George Smith IV of simple Old English design, one crested, each marked underside…
A pair of George III London hallmarked sterling silver table spoons, c1809, possibly by George Wintle, length 22 cm Wt 145g
Six sterling silver spoons, a quality set of six George III Scottish tablespoons by Robert Clark Edinburgh 1775 with oval bowl, slender stem and flared bevelled handle. Length: 21 cm each. Total weight: 410.7 grams.(6)
A pair of Georgian sterling silver table spoons, John Harris, London, 1835
A pair of Georgian sterling silver table spoons, John, Henry & Charles Lias, London, 1831
Three Georgian sterling silver table spoons, Benoni Stephens, London, 1836
Five Georgian sterling silver table spoons, various makers including William Bateman I & William Schofield, London, 1782-1834, includes, length 22 cm Wt 328 grams
Pair of Victorian sterling silver tablespoons, Old English pattern, together with a Victorian fiddle pattern tablespoon and an Irish fiddle pattern sauce ladle (bowl split), approx 244 grams
5 various Georgian sterling silver spoons, comprising, 2 tablespoons, 2 dessert spoons and a teaspoon, approx 190 grams
Irish George III sterling silver table spoon, hallmarked Dublin, 1760, Cs (Christopher Skinner), in Hanoverian pattern, with engraved dragon crest to back of terminal, total weight 62gm, length 21.5 cm
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian silver tablespoon with engraved monogram 'R.E.A.' and rampant lion crest, circa 1830s, stamped 'Dick' with anchor and date letter 'D' plus castle mark, 22.5 cm long, 80 grams.
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian silver tablespoon with engraved monogram, circa 1830s, stamped 'A. Dick' with crowned leopard and date letter 'E', lion passant and monarch, 22.5 cm long, 92 grams.
Twelve Georgian sterling silver table spoons, shell pattern, James McKay, Edinburgh, 1824. Wt 865 grams L 22 cm
Four Georgian Scottish sterling silver table spoons, Richard Crossley, London, 1785, castle & bird crest to handle, length 21 cm Wt 296 grams
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