Set of 6 Continental Silver Dessert Spoons with Engraving
A set of Continental silver fiddleback shell heeled dessert spoons, comprising six pieces, engraved 'Js' to front of handle and 21.2.54 to the back, 17 cm long, 175gms
Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons with Crests
Pair of Victorian sterling silver serving spoons both matching fiddleback design with crests, hallmarked London 1849, maker GA - Chawner & Co George William Adams, 156g approx., each spoon 22.5 cm long approx.
Set of 5 George IV Sterling Silver Serving Spoons
Five George IV sterling silver serving spoons all matching fiddleback design with crests, hallmarked London 1824, maker RB - Richard Britton, 362g approx., each spoon 22.5 cm long approx.
Set of 8 George IV Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons
Eight George IV sterling silver dessert spoons all matching fiddleback pattern with crests, hallmarked London 1822, maker RB - Richard Britton, 326g approx.
Set of 7 Victorian Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons
Seven Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons all matching fiddleback pattern with crests, hallmarked Glasgow 1868, maker JM&S - John Muirhead & Son, 272g approx.
1875 English Sterling Silver Serving Spoons, Fiddleback Pattern
Four English sterling silver serving spoons, London, 1875, fiddleback pattern, hallmarked London, 1875, GA for George Adams, Wt 289grams
English Sterling Silver Fiddleback Cutlery Set, 1838-1875
An English sterling silver fiddleback part cutlery set, 1838-1875, various makers, including: eleven dessert spoons, London, 1875, JW&Co for Josiah Williams & Co & London, 1838,3 MC for Mary Chawner, nine teaspoons, Exter, 1865, JW&JW for Joshiah & James…
George IV Sterling Silver Ladle by John & Henry Lias
George IV hallmarked sterling silver ladle. London 1820, maker John & Henry Lias. Fiddleback. Crested, length 32 cm weight 188g
Silver Forks and Grapefruit Spoons Set
A set of six George III provincial silver fiddleback forks by John Robertson II and John Walton, Newcastle 1816, of typical form, initialled F verso, 417 grams, together with a set of silver grapefruit spoons by Edward Viner, Sheffield 1930, weight 200…
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