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

1855 London Sterling Silver Gravy Ladles by Metcalf Hopgood

A pair of sterling silver gravy ladles, 1855 London, with maker's mark for Metcalf Hopgood, fiddle pattern ladles engraved 'R' to the terminals, hallmarked underside, silver weight 142gr, length 18.5 cm

Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, London 1849

Set of 8 Victorian sterling silver tea spoons, fiddle pattern, maker: EE, Elizabeth Eaton, hallmarked London 1849, 166g approx.

1841 London Sterling Silver Fish Slice with Foliate Piercing

A sterling silver fish slice, 1841 London, with rubbed makers mark, the slice of typical form with a pierced foliate central section and a fiddle pattern trowel handle; hallmarked to finial underside. Silver weight 151gr. Length 30.5 cm

Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Sifters with Provenance

Two Georgian sterling silver sugar Sifters, one fiddle pattern, the other engraved with a crest, the largest 16 cm long. Provenance: The Estate of Neil Robertson

George IV Silver Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1826

George IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1826 Jc (James Collins), in fiddle pattern, with leaf form bowl, total weight 7gm, length 8.5 cm

William IV Scottish Silver Cream Ladle, 1832

A William IV Scottish silver cream ladle, by William Crouch, Edinburgh 1832. 32gm., fiddle pattern.

Scottish Victorian Silver Sauce Ladle, 1843, Fiddle Pattern

Scottish Victorian sterling silver sauce ladle, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1843, M&C, in fiddle pattern with engrave 'B' to handle, total weight 35gm, length 16.5 cm

George III Silver Sifter Ladle, London 1815

A George III silver sifter ladle, fiddle pattern, London 1815 Josiah & George Piercy. 50gm

Georgian Sterling Silver Teaspoons with Engraved Crests

Composed set of 6 Georgian sterling silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern with engraved crest, by William Eley & William Fearn, various dates.

George IV Sterling Silver Ladle in Fiddle Pattern

English hallmarked sterling silver George IV ladle in the fiddle pattern, inscribed 'L'. Exeter, 1825, maker Simon Levy. Condition good to fair, dents to the bowl, some wear. Length 29.5 cm. Weight 92g

George IV Silver Fish Slice, London 1824

George IV sterling silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with pierced blade, London 1824, makers, Timothy Smith & Thomas Merryweather, approx 133 grams

William IV Sterling Silver Basting Spoon with Bishop's Crest

A William IV sterling silver Fiddle pattern basting spoon, engraved with a Bishop's crest by Jonathan Hayne, London 1834

George IV Silver Basting Spoon, London 1825, Engraved Initials

George IV sterling silver basting spoon fiddle pattern with engraved initials, London, 1825, maker, John Hawkins

1912 Sheffield Hallmarked Sterling Silver Soup Spoons Set

Three sterling silver table / soup spoons, fiddle pattern, hallmarked Sheffield 1912, maker Joseph Rodgers & Sons, 224grams

Georgian to Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons Set

Eight sterling silver fiddle back teaspoons with various Georgian, William IV and Victorian hallmarks, 195gms approx

Set of 8 Sterling Silver Georgian Teaspoons

Eight sterling silver fiddle back teaspoons various hallmarks including Georgian, 156gms approx

Scottish Silver Cream Ladles, Glasgow 1838

A pair of Victorian Scottish silver cream ladles, fiddle pattern, monogrammed MRC, Glasgow 1838 by David McDonald. 62gm

George III Silver Caddy Spoon with Engraved Decoration

A George III silver caddy spoon, the rectangular form shaped bowl with leaf and vine engraved decoration, engraved puff fiddle pattern handle. Birmingham 1819 by John Bettridge, a noted caddy spoon maker.

1817 Sterling Silver Table Spoons, Fiddle Pattern, London Marked

George III sterling silver table spoons, in fiddle pattern, marked London 1817 Sydenham William Peppin., length 23 cm, weight 154 grams.

William IV Sterling Silver Dinner Forks, London 1834

Three William IV sterling silver dinner forks all fiddle backs & crested, hallmarked London 1834, maker MC-Mary Chawner, 228g approx.

Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, Exeter 1823

A pair of Georgian sterling silver berry spoons, fiddle pattern, marker's mark obscured, Exeter, 1823. Total weight 142g.

Scottish silver mustard spoon, Inverness c.1820

A 19th century Scottish provincial silver mustard spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled; Alexander McLeod, Inverness c.1820.

19th Century Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoon with Crest

A 19th century silver spoon, fiddle pattern; same crest as on early Walter Harley spoons; possibly Australian. Length 14.3 cm

George IV silver spoons, London 1827

A pair of George IV silver table spoons, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, single struck; initialled; Robert Rutland, London 1827. Total weight approx 174g

Set of six Victorian silver teaspoons, Exeter 1853

Six Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, Exeter 1853 by Josiah Williams & Co. 147gm.

Assorted Sterling Silver Fiddle Teaspoons Set

Composed set ten sterling silver teaspoons fiddle pattern, various dates and makers.

1813 Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, Fiddle Pattern, Crested

George III hallmarked sterling silver serving spoon, hallmarked London 1813, maker 'Sh'. Fiddle pattern, crested. Length 30 cm. Wt. 132g

1866 Chawner & Co Sterling Silver Table Forks Pair

A pair of sterling silver table forks, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, initials removed, Chawner & Co, London circa 1866. Weight 185grams

Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons by Josiah Williams & Co

Six Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1886, total weight 92 g, boxed.

Set of 4 Silver Fiddle Pattern Dessert Forks, Sheffield 1913

Four silver dessert forks fiddle pattern, Sheffield 1913/15/16 by John Round & Son Ltd (Joseph Ridge). 187gm.

Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Teaspoons, London 1839-1850

8 various Victorian hallmarked sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons. London 1839 and 1850. Makers E.E and R.W, W187g (total)

George III Silver Sugar Nips, 1797-1808

Two pairs of George III sterling silver sugar nips, 1797 and 1808, probably London, makers' marks for George Wintle and Mary Sumner respectively, a bright cut Old English pair and a fiddle pattern pair; hallmarked to stems, silver weight 71gr. Lengths: 14…

Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Spoons with Shell Terminals

A pair of Georgian sterling silver soup spoons, 1808 London with maker's marks for Richard turner & John Shea, the fiddle pattern spoons with scallop shell terminals, engraved 'C' to terminals; hallmarked underside to both, silver weight 131gr. Length 22…

Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Nips Pair

Two pairs of Georgian sterling silver sugar nips, 1823/24 London, with maker's marks for Thomas Dicks, and; 1821/22 London, with maker's marks for Edward Farrell, the fiddle pattern pair hallmarked to interiors of stems, silver weight 86gr, length 14.5 cm…

Antique Silver Ladles with Fluted and Fiddle Patterns

Two antique silver ladles, one 18th century bottom marked, later engraved and fruit embossed, fluted pierced bowl for sifting, the other a Victorian fiddle pattern sauce ladle. London 1855. 117gms.

George III Irish Silver Pie Spoon, Laurence Nowlan, Dublin 1806

A George III Irish silver pie spoon, by Laurence Nowlan, Dublin 1806, fiddle pattern, crested; a bear's paw erect holding a trefoil slipped (Phipps), length 30 cm. 128gm.

Victorian Sterling Silver Teaspoons Set

Scottish hallmarked sterling silver Victorian set of eight teaspoons in the fiddle & thread pattern, monogrammed 'Eg', Edinburgh, 1839, maker Andrew Wilkie, weight 135g

Georgian and Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs Set

Three Georgian and Victorian sterling silver various pattern sugar tongs, 1. Bright cut London c. 1790. 2. George Angell London 1860. 3. Fiddle pattern 1892. Total weight 168g, Longest 15.5 cm

1849 London Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Sifter Ladle

Victorian sterling silver sifter ladle, fiddle pattern, London 1849

Sterling Silver Dessert Forks with Exeter & London Hallmarks

Five sterling silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, Exeter & London hallmarks

William IV Silver Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1832

An unusual William IV period fiddle pattern silver caddy spoon, finely engraved with fluted decoration and fine engraving. Birmingham 1832 by James Collins. Length 7 cm

Victorian Silver Pie Spoon with Engraved Initials

A Victorian silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern with engraved initials, London 1858 by Emanuel Brothers (Harry Emanuel), 145gm.

Antique Silver Spoon Collection, 225g

Six fiddle pattern silver spoons, a pair of dessert spoons, London 1831, another pair Edinburgh 1859, a single Russian silver spoon, and a Scottish teaspoon. Total weight 225gms.

William IV Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1835

A pair of heavy William IV fiddle pattern silver sauce ladles, London 1835 by William Eaton. 124gms.

Victorian Silver Pie Spoon, London 1838

An early Victorian silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1838 by Elizabeth Eaton. 138gm.

George III Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1818

A George III silver caddy spoon, fiddle pattern, the lobed shell form bowl with smaller central embossed shell form. London 1818, probably by William Weston.

Exeter 1854 Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons Set

Josia and James Williams set of six sterling silver fiddle pattern teaspoons Exeter 1854

George III Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1808

A pair of George III silver sauce ladles, fiddle pattern, London 1808 by James Ede and Alexander Hewat. 134gms.

George IV Silver Fish Slice with Armorial Handle

George IV sterling silver fiddle back fish slice with armorial to handle, hallmarked London 1824 (William Knight), 140 grams approx

Victorian Sheffield Sterling Silver Teaspoons

Six Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1889 with shell shaped bowls, spiral twist stems and fiddle back scroll finials, 81 grams approx.

George IV Silver Fish Slice with Armorial, London 1824

George IV sterling silver fiddle back fish slice, with armorial to handle, hallmarked London 1824 (William Knight), 140 grams approx

Exeter 1851 Silver Teaspoons - Set of 6

Six Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, Exeter 1851 by Robert Williams & Sons. 151gm.

Six Silver Fiddle Pattern Dessert Forks by Benjamin Stephens

Six fiddle pattern silver dessert forks, London 1837(4) and 1838(2), all by Benjamin Stephens. 242gms.

1815 London Sterling Silver Fish Slice with Engraved Initials

George III sterling silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with pierced blade and engraved initials, London 1815

Engraved Sterling Silver Fish Slice, London 1835

William IV sterling silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with engraved crest and pierced blade, London 1835, maker Mary Chawner

Set of 5 Victorian Silver Fiddle Pattern Forks

Five Victorian silver forks, fiddle pattern, London 1839 by John James Whiting, 240gm.

Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Entree Forks, Mixed Hallmarks

Six sterling silver fiddle pattern entree forks, with various English hallmarks 4 Georgian and 2 Victorian, 4 engraved with birds and 2 with initials, 276 grams

Six Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Entree Forks with Hallmarks

Six sterling silver fiddle pattern entree forks, with 5 various English and one Scottish hallmarks, 276 grams

Monogrammed Sterling Silver Soup Spoons (1825-1874)

Three sterling silver fiddle back soup spoons one hallmarked London 1826 maker: William Eaton, one hallmarked London 1825 maker: Charles Eley, the other hallmarked London 1874 makers mark rubbed,all with monogrammed handles, 238grams

William IV Silver Dinner Forks, London 1830

Four William IV sterling silver dinner forks, London 1830, maker Barak Mewbury, fiddle pattern, monogrammed. Length 20.5 cm (each). Weight 294grams (total)

Sterling Silver Fiddle Back Ladles by Robert Stebbings, London

A pair of sterling silver ladles, fiddle back form; Robert Stebbings, London, 1890.

Victorian Silver Teaspoons with Initials, Exeter 1863

Nine Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, engraved with an initial; Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams), Exeter, 1863. Weight 170g.

Georgian Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, 3 Makers, 180g

Three Georgian silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, different makers; Soloman Hougham, London, 1798; I.B, London, 1801; John James Whiting, London, 1833. Weight 180g.

Victorian Silver Basting Spoon, London 1837

An early Victorian silver basting spoon, fiddle & thread pattern; Wm Eaton, London 1837. Weight approx 190g

Victorian Silver Sifter Spoon with Gilt Pierced Bowl

An early Victorian silver sifter spoon, fiddle pattern, crested, with gilt, pierced bowl; Wm Eaton, London 1839

Set of Six George IV Silver Teaspoons with Monogram

Six George IV silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, monogrammed; William Bateman, London 1827. (6)

George III Silver Basting Spoon, Exeter 1812

A George III silver basting spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled; Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1812. Weight approx 105g.

Victorian silver sauce ladles, London 1869

A pair of Victorian silver sauce ladles, fiddle pattern; H & H Lias, London 1869. Total wt 136g

George III silver caddy spoon, the fluted bowl with small shaped cover connecting to the fiddle pattern handle. Birmingham 1818 by John Betteridge.

Victorian Silver Basting Spoon with Engraved Initials

Victorian sterling silver basting spoon fiddle pattern with engraved initials, London 1863, approx 125 grams

Antique Sterling Silver and Mother of Pearl Butter Knives

Two butter knives, sterling silver and mother of pearl. 1860 London, with maker's mark for Hyam Hyams, and. 1826 Birmingham, with maker's mark for possibly I.T. The Hyam Hyams knife of fiddle back design with the monogram 'M' to the finial, the Birmingham…

Victorian Silver Dessert Spoons Set

Five Victorian silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, variously monogrammed, Robert, James and Josiah Williams, Exeter 1847. Length 17 cm, weight 214 gm. (5)

William IV Sterling Silver Basting Spoon, Boyton London 1834

A William IV sterling silver basting spoon, fiddle pattern, monogrammed Jd, Charles Boyton (I) London 1834. Weight 118grams.

William IV Sterling Silver Teaspoons, London 1834

Six William IV sterling silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, monogrammed 'G' on handle, John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1834. Weight 184 grams.

Assorted Georgian and Victorian Silver Teaspoons

Twelve silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern, Georgian and Victorian of various dates, 223gm.

Australian Vintage Desk Set with Souvenir and Silver Map

A vintage Australian timber bookstand, desk set with inkwell and paper knife, poker work vase and fiddle back Blackwood pictorial Tasmania souvenir with sterling silver map, 19th/20th century, the desk set 23 cm wide

Exeter 184 cm Fiddle Pattern Silver Dessert Spoons (Set of 6)

Six silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, Exeter 184 cm.

Set of Three William IV Silver Table Forks

Three William IV silver table forks, fiddle pattern. London 1830. 210gms.

Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons, London 1850

Three Victorian sterling silver salt spoons fiddle pattern, London, 1850

Antique Cheese Scoop, George III, Sterling Silver, London 1819

George III sterling silver cheese scoop, hallmarked London 1819, maker William Bateman. Fiddle pattern. Crest engraved handle worn. W66g

George IV Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles - London 1824

Pair of George IV sterling silver sauce ladles, hallmarked London, 1824, W.E, in fiddle pattern, total weight 99gm, length 17 cm (2)

William IV Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, 1836 Hallmark

William IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 1836, Wrs, in fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, total weight 11gm, length 9 cm

1819 George III Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, Engraved 'M'

George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 1819, in fiddle pattern with engraved 'M' to terminal, total weight 10gm, length 8 cm

Scottish Silver Fish Knife, Edinburgh 1843

Victorian Scottish sterling silver fish knife, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1843, M&C (Mackay & Chisholm), in fiddle pattern with engraved monogram to handle, with pierced blade in the form of a fish, total weight 138gm, length 30 cm

Irish and Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs

Pair of George IV Irish sterling silver sugar tongs fiddle, shell and thread pattern, engraved crest, Dublin 1828, maker, Charles Marsh, together with 2 pairs of Georgian bright cut sterling silver sugar tongs, approx, 144 grams

William IV Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1815, Fiddle Pattern

Pair of William IV sterling silver sauce ladles, hallmarked London, 1815, I.L.//H.L//C.L, (John, Henry and Charles Lias), in fiddle pattern, with oval bawl, total weight 144gm, length 18 cm (2)

Russian Silver Strainer Spoon with Floral Gilt Decoration

Russian silver strainer spoon, hallmarked Moscow, 84, A.A//1898?, N.A, in fiddle pattern, with pierced oval bowl with engraved floral decoration in gilt finish, total weight 24gm, length 13.5 cm

Set of Four Antique Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons

Four sterling silver dessert spoons: three Georgian, one Victorian, 1821 London, with maker's mark for William Eley & William Fearn (three), 1838 London, with maker's mark for William Eaton, three matching fiddle pattern spoons, one slightly larger,…

Antique Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons Set

Four sterling silver dessert spoons: one Georgian, three Victorian, 1813 London, with maker's mark for William Eaton, and; 1854 London, with maker's marks for Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater, fiddle pattern spoons all similarly engraved to the terminals,…

Victorian Silver Fish Knife with Acanthus Motif

Victorian sterling silver fish knife, hallmarked London, 1843, Jw (John James Whiting), with fiddle pattern handle and pierced acanthus motif to blade, total weight 157gm, length 31 cm

Mixed Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons, 19th-20th Century

Four mixed sterling silver caddy spoons, early 19th to later 20th century, a Georgian William Eley & William Fearn King's pattern spoon, a fiddle, pattern fig shaped spoon, an American gilt washed petal-shaped spoon with a rococo handle, a later Sheffield…

Mixed Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons with Hallmarks

Four mixed sterling silver caddy spoons, 19th to 20th century, a Georgian Old English scallop shell spoon, a Victorian fiddle pattern spoon, with a fig shaped bowl, a Sheffield made Old English spoon, and a shield, shaped spoon with a cast heraldic lion…

Victorian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, 1882 Birmingham

A pair of Victorian sterling silver berry spoons, 1882 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Frederick Elkington, the fiddle pattern spoons with bright cut floral engraving to the terminals, the gilt washed bowls of lobed form with embossed and chased fruit…