Antique fiddle pattern sterling silver cutlery / flatware

Irish Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon, Dublin 1826

A Georgian IV Irish silver caddy spoon, Dublin 1826 by William Cummins, scallop shell bowl, fiddle pattern handle.

Edward VII Silver Teaspoons, London 1906

Set six Edward VII sterling silver teaspoons, London 1906, makers Gold & Silversmiths Co. Fiddle pattern, monogrammed. Weight 154grams approx (total).

William IV Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons, London 1834

Pair of William IV sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1834 (Mary Chawner), 18.4 cm long, 108 grams

Set of 9 Antique Fiddle Pattern Silver Teaspoons

Nine fiddle pattern sterling silver teaspoons, comprising of a pair hallmarked Dublin circa 1807/8 (Richard Sawyer) another Sawyer pair initialled R.S. (Dublin), 3 hallmarked London 1810 and 3 others, 141 grams

Antique Sterling Silver Fiddle Table Forks, London 1820

Set of 4 antique sterling silver 'fiddle' table forks London 1820

William IV Silver Sauce Ladle with Stag Crest

A William IV sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle with stag crest. London,1830. Length 21 cm

A pair of silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London, 1818, made by Sarah and John Blake, W. 140g approx. Provenance: Estate of John Lawford.

Scottish Sterling Silver Fiddle Teaspoons - Edinburgh 1832

Set of six Scottish sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Edinburgh William IV 1832

William IV silver caddy spoon, fiddle pattern, crested with a demi horse holding a shield. Exeter 1836 by John Osment.

Victorian Silver Sifter Spoon, Exeter 1874

A Victorian silver sifter spoon, fiddle pattern, Exeter 1874 by Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams).

Victorian silver sauce ladle, London 1848

A Victorian silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern, London 1848 by John and Henry Lias. 91gm.

George III Irish Silver Teaspoons, Dublin 1811

A set of six George III Irish silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern. Dublin 1811 by Richard Sawyer.

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.

Victorian Sterling Silver Fish Fork, London 1858, Fiddle Pattern

Victorian sterling silver fish fork, hallmarked London, 1858, Sh//DC (Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater), in fiddle pattern, with bright cut decoration to tines, total weight 116gm, length 26 cm

Georgian Irish Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, 1821 Dublin

A Georgian Irish sterling silver pair of sugar tongs, 1821 Dublin, with maker's mark for Joshua Buckton, George IV fiddle pattern sugar tongs, hallmarked to the interior, with period engraved initials. Weight 27g, length 13.5 cm

19th Century Dutch Silver Strainers, Pair

Pair of 19th century Dutch silver Strainers, c.1866, of fiddle pattern with reeded sides, with circular bowl, with pierced lattice base, total weight 77gm, length 14 cm (2)

Victorian Scottish Silver Spoon, Perth 1839-56, Fiddle Pattern, Monogrammed

Victorian Scottish provincial sterling silver spoon, hallmarked, Perth, 1839-56, in fiddle pattern, with monogram, total weight 58gms

Georgian Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Spoons (2)

Two Georgian sterling silver spoons, hallmarked, London, 1829, W.C (William Chawner), the other London, 1827, W.C (William Chawner), both in fiddle pattern, total weight 106gm, length 12 cm and 17.5 cm (2)

George III Silver Fish Server, London 1805

George III sterling silver fish server, hallmarked London, 1805, Ic, in fiddle pattern with monogrammed handle and pierced blade, total weight 118gm, length 30 cm

Shell Caddy Spoon, London 1830

William IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked, London, 1830, John, Henry & Charles Lias, with shell shaped bowl and fiddle pattern handle, total weight 20.84gm

6 Sterling Silver Teaspoons in Fiddle Pattern

Four Georgian sterling silver teaspoons, together with two Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked London, various dates and makers, of fiddle pattern, total weight 140gm, (6)

Georgian Sterling Silver Spoon with Engraved Stag

George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked, London, 1790, A.H, in fiddle pattern, with engraved stag, length 17 cm

George IV Sterling Silver Teaspoons with Engraved Crest, 1820

Set six George IV sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern with engraved crest, London, 1820, maker, William Bateman I

George IV Silver Sauce Ladles by William Eley (1827)

A pair of George IV sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles by William Eley, London 1827, length 17 cm

Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons by Walker & Hall

A set of six Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, 1881 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham), fiddle pattern spoons, with contemporary engraved initials to the terminals; hallmarked underside and with additional Walker &…

Georgian Scottish Silver Toddy Ladle, 1819, Edinburgh

Fiddle & Shell pattern Georgian Scottish toddy ladle in sterling silver, marked Edinburgh, 1819, Heron approx 16 cm long, 28g

English Silver Basting Spoon with Eagle Crested Handle

An English silver basting spoon, by George Jackson & David Fullerton 1911, with fiddle back and engraved eagle crested handle, 157 grams

1822 Birmingham Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon with Maker's Marks

A sterling silver caddy spoon. 1822 Birmingham, with maker's marks It in cartouche, a 'Fiddle pattern' spoon with a shovel bowl; hallmarked to finial. Silver weight10gr. Length 11.5 cm.

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.

Antique Sterling Silver Forks, London, 1809-1860

Two sterling silver forks, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, monogrammed, entree fork by Chawner & Co London circa 1860, and a main fork, by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner London 1809. Weight 147grams

George III Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, London 1808

A George III sterling silver basting spoon, fiddle pattern, monogrammed Clb on handle, Gw, London 1808. Weight 121g

Portuguese Continental Fiddle Pattern Silverware Set

Three old Continental fiddle pattern silver tablespoons and a pair of matching teaspoons, Total weight 205gms, probably Portuguese.

Victorian Irish Silver Teaspoons with Crest, Dublin 1867

Six Victorian Irish silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern with crest, Dublin 1867 by James Scott. 116gm.

6 antique silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Exeter & London

Five sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Exeter 1850, and a similar fiddle pattern teaspoon, London 1851 (approx. 4 oz. troy)

Antique Silver Mustard Spoons - Fiddle Pattern (3)

Three antique silver mustard spoons, all fiddle pattern. Includes a pair London 1865 and one London 1838.

Victorian Silver Sauce Ladle with Engraved Armorial

Victorian sterling silver sauce ladle with engraved armorial to fiddle pattern handle, hallmarked London 1881 JB, 18 cm long, 98 grams

Antique Silver Fiddle Soup Spoons with Monograms

Two sterling silver fiddle pattern soup spoons one hallmarked London 1794, maker: Thomas Northcote & George Bourne, the other hallmarked London 1813, maker: Richard Turner, both with monogrammed handles, 130 grams

George III Silver Caddy Spoon by Sarah & John Blake

A George III silver caddy spoon, fiddle form, ribbed border; Sarah & John William Blake, London, 1814.

Scottish Silver Sugar Tongs and Spoon

A pair of 19th Scottish silver sugar tongs and a provincial silver spoon, the tongs fiddle pattern with shell bowls; George Jamieson (Aberdeen), Edinburgh 1853; and a teaspoon, fiddle pattern; Robert Naughton, Inverness 1830. (2)

Georgian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons (1802-1812)

Two Georgian sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons London,1802 and 1812

George III Silver Teaspoons by Wm Bateman, London 1820

Four George III silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, crested; Wm Bateman, London 1820. (4) total weight approx 98g

Victorian Engraved Silver Butter Knife, London 1874

A Victorian silver butter knife, fiddle pattern with decorative engraved handle and blade, London 1874 by Henry Lias & Sons. 43gm

George IV Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1832

Pair George IV sterling silver sauce ladles fiddle pattern, London 1832, maker Jonathan Hayne, approx 93 grams

George III Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, London 1817

George III sterling silver basting spoon fiddle pattern with engraved initial, London 1817, approx 91 grams (bowl end damaged)

Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs & Coffee Spoons Set

Pair sterling silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs marks rubbed, together with a set of 6 sterling silver coffee spoons, approx 107 grams

Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons, Fiddle Pattern, 1912 & 1906 Hallmarks

Four sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, two hallmarked Sheffield 1912, maker Joseph Rodgers & Sons,the other two hallmarked London 1906, 196grams

1858 London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Fiddle Spoons

Pair of sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1858, weight 145g approx.

Victorian Sterling Silver Mustard Spoons Set

Four sterling silver fiddle back mustard spoons various hallmarks, mostly Victorian, 76gms approx

Set of 4 Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Dinner Forks

Four sterling silver dinner forks in the fiddle pattern, London 1845, 8.5oz

London 1836 Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Sugar Sifter/Ladle

Sterling silver sugar sifter/ladle in fiddle pattern, London 1836, 2.5oz

Regency Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, London 1819

Pair of antique Regency sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern London 1819

George III Irish Silver Spoon, Dublin 1811

A George III Irish silver tablespoon fiddle pattern Dublin 1811 maker unknown. 79gm.

George III silver caddy spoon, circular bowl, fiddle pattern. London 1809 by Josiah Snatt.

Set of 8 Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons with Engraved Initials

Composed set of 8 Victorian sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern with engraved initials, 6 for Exeter 1846 and 2 for 1866 and 1868, approx 157 grams

Victorian Silver Sifter Spoon, London 1867

A Victorian silver sifter spoon, fiddle pattern. London 1867 by Robert Wallis. 38gm

Georgian Dublin Silver Fiddle Pattern Slices

Pair of sterling silver slices 'Fiddle' pattern, Georgian Dublin 1814

Continental Fiddle Pattern Silver Flatware Set, 10 oz

Various Continental silver flat ware, fiddle pattern, approx. 10 oz. troy

George IV Silver Caddy Spoon, Exeter 1824

A George IV silver caddy spoon, fiddle pattern, oval bowl. Exeter 1824 by William Woodman.

Mixed Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Teaspoons Set

Composed set six sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern, various dates.

Engraved Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons Set

Composed set four 19th century sterling silver dessert spoons fiddle pattern with engraved initials, various makers and dates

Georgian Sterling Dessert Spoons, London 1812 & 1779

Two pairs of Georgian sterling dessert spoons in fiddle pattern marked London, 1812, 1779, CH, SH 144g, 16.5 cm long

Georgian Sterling Silver Mustard Pot with Spoon

George V sterling silver mustard pot lobed melon shape, with acanthus topped scroll handle on shell decorated scroll feet, London, 1828, makers, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, with a sterling silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon by John, Henry & Charles…

Antique Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, London 1829-1837

Two silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern with bright cut decoration. London 1837 and London 1829. 138gm.

1825 Silver Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons by William M. Traies

A pair of silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1825 by William M. Traies. 160gm.

Sterling and 800 Silver Pickle Set with Initial Decoration

Silver pickle fork and spoon one marked sterling the other 800, fork of fiddle form, decorated with initial to top with line boarder, spoon of tapering form, decorated with curved handle, length 21 cm, 13.5 cm, total weight 75gm (2)

George V Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons (Pair)

Pair of George V sterling silver dessert spoons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1926, Ha (Atkin Brothers), in fiddle pattern with engraved crest, total weight 106gm, length 17.5 cm (2)

George III and Victorian Silver Mustard Spoons Set

Six George III and Victorian silver mustard and salt spoons, fiddle and Old English patterns. Various dates.

Edinburgh Hallmarked Silver Fiddle Sauce Ladle

Victorian sterling silver sauce ladle, hallmarked, Edinburgh, 1832, I.L, in fiddle pattern, with oval shaped bowl, total weight 71gm, length 17 cm

George IV Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles (Pair)

Pair of George IV sterling silver sauce ladles, hallmarked London, 1822, Tb and Jb, in fiddle pattern, total weight 112gm, length 18 cm (2)

Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons, London Hallmarks, Fiddle Pattern, Monograms

Six Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked London, various dates and makers, of fiddle pattern with monograms, total weight 141gm (6)

Set of Six Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Teaspoons

Six Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked London, various dates and makers, of fiddle pattern, total weight 130gm (6)

Georgian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Forks with Crest

Four various Georgian hallmarked sterling silver fiddle pattern forks. London 1820, maker's mark 'Rp' (45gm), London 1815, maker's mark 'Cb' (40gm), London 1815, maker's mark illeg. (38gm) & London 1825, maker's mark 'Wc' (43gm). Each with matching…

George IV Silver Sauce Ladle, 1822

A George IV sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, engraved with an height by William Bateman I, London 1822 length 7 cm Wt. 60 grams

Scottish Georgian Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons

Set of six Scottish Georgian fiddle pattern sterling silver dessert spoons marked JH, 1820, Edinburgh, 174g & 17 cm long

George III Silver Table Spoons (Pair)

Pair of George III sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked, London, 1807, T.B, in fiddle pattern, monogrammed, total weight 131gm, length 22 cm (2)

Edwardian Sterling Silver Dessert Forks, London 1916, Fiddle Pattern

Set of six Edwardian sterling silver dessert forks, hallmarked London, 1916, Donald Fraser, in fiddle pattern, total weight 308grams (6)

Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle, 1812, RC Marked

Georgian fiddle & thread sterling silver sauce ladle, marked RC, 1812, 84g & 17 cm long

London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Fiddle Sauce Ladle

Geo.lll sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, hallmarked London 1808, 65g approx., 17 cm long approx.

Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, London 1845 (Set of 6)

Set of six Victorian sterling silver tea spoons, fiddle back pattern, WE, London, 1845, approx 146g, 14 cm long (6)

Assorted Silver Sugar Tongs

Three sterling silver sugar tongs: two Victorian pairs and one late Georgian Irish pair, 1837 and after Dublin, London, various makers, three long handle fiddle pattern sugar tongs; hallmarked to all. Silver weight 139gr. Height 15.5 cm and smaller

German Silver Ladle with Fiddle Pattern Handle

A Continental silver ladle, after 1886 Germany, with mark of.800 fineness. The fluted oval bowl of deep form with a lightly gilded brushed interior, and having a threaded fiddle pattern handle; hallmarked underside to throat. Silver weight 161gr. Length…

Silver caddy spoons with Austro-Hungarian and Indonesian marks

Two silver caddy spoons, possibly Austro-Hungarian with 13 loth mark?, and; Indonesian silver with Aa and chess piece mark, the scallop shell caddy spoons, one with a fiddle pattern stem, the other shaped with cast floral designs; hallmarked to both,…

Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Nips (1832 Exeter)

Two pairs of Georgian sterling silver sugar nips, 1832 Exeter, with maker's mark for Simon Levy; one pair without town mark, with maker's mark Gt, the fiddle pattern pair hallmarked to interiors of stems, silver weight 71gr, length 15.5 cm and 15 cm.

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.

Scottish Silver Fish Slice with Engraved Fish and Stars

A 19th century Scottish silver fish slice, fiddle thread and shell pattern with the flat section engraved with a fish and pierecd with stars, marked heron, Glasgow, 1834. Length 29.5 cm. Weight 134 gm.

1847 George Angel Sterling Silver Ladle, Fiddle & Thread Pattern

An antique sterling silver 'Fiddle & Thread' ladle by George angel of London, circa 1847, 18.5 cm long, 60 grams

Early 19th Century London Silver Tablespoons

Two early 19th century silver tablespoons, Old English and fiddle patterns, London 1806 and 1826. 108gms.

Finnish 813 Silver Ladle with Monogram

A Finnish 813 silver ladle, Kultakeskus Oy, unidentified town mark, 1956, the circular bowl with lobed rim gilt inside and out on a plain fiddle pattern shaft, the terminal engraved with a monogram. Height 19 cm. Total weight 51gr

George III Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1818

A George III silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, oval bowl. London 1818.

Irish Silver Fiddle Soup Spoons with Monogram Handles

Two Irish sterling silver fiddle soup spoons one hallmarked Dublin 1810,maker: Samuel Neville, the other hallmarked Dublin1827, maker: W.Cummins, both with monogrammed handles,

Antique Silver Soup Spoons, London 1800, Richard Crossley Maker

Three sterling silver fiddle pattern soup spoons hallmarked London 1800, maker: Richard Crossley, 196 grams approx, with monogrammed handles

Reid & Sons Sterling Silver Butter Knife, Late 19th Century

A sterling silver butter knife, fiddle pattern with low relief shell design, Reid & Sons (David Reid) Newcastle, late 19th century. Weight 60g.

George III Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1795

A George III silver caddy spoon, fiddle form; Jjc, London, 1795. Weight 14.3g.

Canadian Silver Dessert Fork, Fiddle Pattern, c.1810

A 19th century Canadian silver dessert fork, fiddle pattern, initialled 'P'; William hunter c.1810

Irish Silver Fiddle Pattern Sauce Ladle, Dublin 1822

A 19th century Irish silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern; Joshua Buckton, Dublin 1822

George III Silver Sugar Tongs, Bateman London 1811

A pair of George III silver sugar tongs, fiddle pattern engraved with key-pattern and other motifs and engraved with a monogram; Peter and William Bateman, London 1811.