Antique Coin Silver Spoon Set, Merrill and Spies & Champney
Two pairs of antique coin silver spoons, comprising of a pair of J.A. Merrill spoons 18.3 cm long and a larger pair of Spies & Champney tablespoons 21.3 cm long, 131 grams (total)
Georgian Silver Table Spoon, London Hallmarks Rubbed
Mid Georgian sterling silver table spoon, London hallmarks rubbed, 22.7 cm long, 76 grams
David Barclay Sterling Silver Tablespoons (1833)
3 sterling silver tablespoons by Tasmanian Colonial silversmith & retailer David Barclay, engraved with initial a (circa 1833) Provenance: Allport Family
Georgian Silver Basting and Tablespoon, London 1790/1789
Georgian silver basting spoon and tablespoon, hallmarked London 1790 and 1789
Victorian Sterling Silver Spoons with Engraved Crest
Set of five Victorian sterling silver tablespoons, hallmarked, London, 1843, Benjamin Smith, in fiddle and thread, with engraved crest, total weight 450gm, length 17.5 cm
George III Silver Spoons by Chawner, London 1811
A George III pair of sterling silver Fiddle, thread and shell pattern table spoons by William Chawner, London 1811
English Silver Table Spoons, 1784-1824
Assorted English silver table spoons, marks of various silversmiths, London, c. 1784-1824, hallmarked (12), approx. Weight 752 grams. Provenance: The Estate of Charles (Ruthven) Blackburn
Colonial Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons by David Barclay
Three Colonial sterling silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker David Barclay (Van Diemen's Land first silversmith, died 1884) C1833
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons - London 19th Century
7pcs Georgian sterling silver table spoons early 19th century, London, various makers marks. Lengths: 21.5 cm - 22.5 cm. Total. Weight 431gms
Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Set
5pcs Georgian sterling silver serving spoons c.1,800 - 1830. Various makers and date marks, comprising of 1 basting spoon, 1 ladle and 3 table spoons basting spoon. Length 30 cm. Total. Weight 413gms
Queen Anne Sterling Silver Spoon, London 1707
A Queen Anne sterling silver dog-nose table spoon, London, 1707, makers mark rubbed
Eleven George II Scottish Sterling Silver Table Spoons
A set of eleven George II Scottish sterling silver Hanoverian pattern table spoons by James Welsh, Edinburgh 1749, Assay Master's mark of Hugh Gordon, 880 grams
George III Silver Table Spoon, 1806
A George III silver table spoon, Old English pattern, William Fearn, London 1806. Weight 55g
Georgian Scottish Silver Table Spoons by James Hewitt
A set of six Georgian Scottish silver table, spoons, 1780 Edinburgh, by James Hewitt, Hanoverian pattern, length 21 cm. Total weight 365gms
George III silver spoons by Richard Crossley, 1783
A pair of George III sterling silver bright cut table spoons by Richard Crossley, London 1783
George III Silver Table Spoons Set
Eight sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons and six sterling silver fiddle pattern matching table spoons, George III London 1810/11 - approx. weight 32 oz. troy
Set of 4 Silver Old English Table Spoons with Armorials
Four sterling silver Old English pattern table spoons with armorials, possibly Thomas Chawner London 1778 - approx. weight 8 oz. troy
12 George III Silver Spoons, 1813-1814
Twelve George III sterling silver table spoons, mark of William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1813 and 1814. Fiddle pattern, hallmarked (12). Approx. Weight 776 grams
Irish silver tablespoons, Dublin 1839
Pair of sterling silver fiddle pattern/rat tail tablespoons, Irish Dublin 1839
Irish George IV Table Spoons with Engraved Armorials
A pair of Irish George IV fiddle pattern large table spoons with period engraved armorial. Maker: Samuel Neville. Dublin, 1821
12 George Hallmarked Sterling Silver Table Spoons
12 various George hallmarked sterling silver table spoons. 3 George Smith III & William Fearn London 1787 (monogrammed); 4 hallmarked London 1822, two with maker's mark 'W.B' (monogrammed); two Thomas Wallis II, London 1790 & 1795 (monogrammed); Thomas &…
Set of 12 George III Sterling Silver Table Spoons
12 matching George III hallmarked sterling silver table spoons. Eley & Fearn 1818 (8), Eley & Fearn 1803 (3), & 'S H,' London 1813. Fiddle pattern, crested. Length 22 cm. Wt. 893g
William IV Sterling Silver Table Spoons, Glasgow 1837
Two William IV hallmarked sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked Glasgow 1837, maker David Crichton Rait. King's pattern, crested. Length 22 cm. Wt. 147g
Set of 12 Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoons
12 Victorian hallmarked sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked London 1840, maker John James Whiting. Crested. Length 23.5 cm. Wt. 1225g
George III Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons by James McKay
Three George III silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, engraved with initials 'Aew'; James McKay, Edinburgh, 1814. Length 22 cm. Weight 230g.
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.
George III Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons, London 1815
Set twelve George III sterling silver tablespoons fiddle pattern with engraved initials, London 1815
18th Century Silver Hanoverian Spoon
An 18th century silver table spoon, Hanoverian pattern; maker's mark Im or Lm; not traced, c.1720.
Irish Engraved Silver Spoon, 18th Century
An 18th century silver table spoon, engraved zig-zag and thread; probably Irish provincial c.1790.
George I Silver Table Spoon, London 1725
A George I silver table spoon, Old English pattern; Paul Hanet, London 1725. Length 21 cm. Weight 65g.
Victorian Silver Table Spoon, Boyton London 1850
A Victorian silver table spoon, Victoria pattern; Charles Boyton, London 1850.
George IV Silver Spoon with Embossed Berry Bowl
A George IV silver table spoon, Old English pattern with later embossed and gilded 'Berry' bowl; Robert Rutland, London 1824.
Queen Anne Exeter Silver Spoon, 1710
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose ribbed rat-tail table spoon, Exeter, circa 1710
Queen Anne Silver Table Spoons by Benjamin Watts, London 1709
A Pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, by Benjamin Watts, London, 1709, engraved with initials R*D (2)
Pair of 1700s Britannia Silver Table Spoons
Two Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, one Thomas Burridge London 1706 and one William Juson, London, circa 1705 (2)
Queen Anne Silver Spoon with Rat-Tail and Engraved Initials
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose ribbed rat-tail table spoon, by Edward Gibson, London, 1702, engraved with initials IWA
Queen Anne Silver Spoon with Crest, London 1707
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoon, by Henry Greene, London, 1707, engraved with a crest
Queen Anne Silver Dog-Nose Table Spoons by Henry Greene
A Pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, by Henry Greene, London, 1708, engraved with initials *L*S*K (2)
Pair of Queen Anne Silver Table Spoons
Two Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoons, one Richard Hutchinson of Colchester London 1706 and one William Scarlett London 1711. (2)
Sterling Silver Apostle Spoons with Crests, 1903
Pair of cast sterling silver apostle table spoons with crests to the bowl, with Continental and English silver import marks, London 1903
George III Exeter Silver Spoon, 1781
A George III provincial silver table spoon, Old English pattern; Thomas Eustace, Exeter 1781. (worn)
George III Silver Tablespoon, London 1816
A George III silver tablespoon, fiddle pattern; Sarah & John William Blake, London 1816. Weight 68g. (worn)
Queen Anne/George I Silver Table Spoon, London c.1714
A Queen Anne/George I silver table spoon, Hanoverian pattern with rattail bowl; probably Andrew Atcher, London c.1714
Three Fiddle Pattern Silver Spoons Collection
Three fiddle pattern silver spoons: a George III table spoon; London 1817, a William IV dessert spoon; London 1836, and a German table spoon; Rosenthal, Berlin. (3) total weight approx 135g
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1820
Set of six Georgian sterling silver table spoons, London circa 1820
Hester Bateman Feathered Edge Table Spoons
Hester Bateman: a fine set of four feathered edged sterling silver table spoons, London
Scottish Hanoverian Silver Spoons with Stag Crest, 1757-1780
Three George III Scottish silver Hanoverian tablespoons by Milne and Campbell 1757-1780, each spoon with 'Stag head' crest 'Pro Aris Focis', 206 grams. Provenance: Purchased from James R.Lawson Sydney, 1977.
1858 London Hallmarked Sterling Silver Fiddle Spoons
Pair of sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1858, weight 145g approx.
Irish Sterling Silver Spoons Set, 1816 Dublin
Pair George III Irish sterling silver basting spoons Dublin 1816, together with three Irish sterling silver tablespoon and dessert spoon, all with bright cut handles
Victorian Fiddle Pattern Sterling Silver Table Spoons Set
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian set of six table spoons in the fiddle pattern. London, 1842, maker William Eaton. Weight 309g
Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoons with Lion Armorial Symbol
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian set of six table spoons in the fiddle pattern with a lion armorial symbol. London, 1870 (4), 1872 (2), maker George Adams. Weight 342g
Victorian Sterling Silver Lion Armorial Table Spoons Set
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian set of nine table spoons in the beaded pattern with a lion armorial symbol. London, 1874, maker George William Adams. Weight 497g
1898 London Sterling Silver Table Spoons - 250g
Four sterling silver table spoons London1898 250 grams, approx.
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
George III Silver Table Spoons with Boar Crest, 1795
A pair of George III silver table spoons, Old English pattern, initialled, crest of a boar's head erased; William Sumner, London 1795
Georgian Silver Table Spoons, London 1799 Hallmark
Two hallmarked silver Georgian table spoons, Hallmarked London 1799
Edwardian Silver Spoons, Old English Pattern
Four Edwardian silver table spoons and seven teaspoons, Old English pattern; John round, Sheffield 1902-1907. (4) total weight approx 420g
Scottish Silver Table Spoons, King's Pattern, Initialled (6)
Six Victorian Scottish silver table spoons, King's pattern, single struck, initialled; James McKay, Edinburgh 1849/50. (6) total weight approx 425g
Victorian Silver Table Spoons (Set of 6)
Six Victorian silver table spoons, fiddle pattern, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1844. (6) total weight approx 480g
Victorian Silver Table Spoons, Fiddle Pattern, Initialled (Set of 6)
Six Victorian silver table spoons, fiddle pattern, initialled; four probably Samuel Smily, London 1872, two possibly James Payne, London 1869. (6) total weight approx 430g
George II Silver Table Spoons, London c. 1750
A pair of George II silver table spoons, Old English pattern, monogrammed; S.W. (see Grimwade no.3807); London c. 1750
Irish Sterling Silver Spoons, 1811-1856
Three Irish sterling silver table spoons two dessert spoons and a teaspoon. Dublin, 1811, 1834, 1856.
Set of 6 Sterling Silver Table Spoons, Sydney Collection
Six George hallmarked sterling silver table spoons. Various hallmarks rubbed. Private collection, Sydney. Wt. 363g (total)
George III Sterling Silver Table Spoons (1776, 1779)
Two George III sterling silver stem struck table spoons, London 1776, 1779
Exeter 1825 Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons
Pair of sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons, Exeter 1825
Hester Bateman's Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1783
Pair of sterling silver table spoons, London 1783 by Hester Bateman
1748 London Sterling Silver Table Spoon, George III Era
George III sterling silver stem struck table spoon, London 1748
Antique Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons (1839-1849)
Three sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons, two Exeter 1849, one London 1839
1815 London Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoon
Sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoon, London 1815
Colonial Rat Tail Silver Spoon and Fork Set
Unusually hallmarked silver rat tail table spoon and fork, Colonial '
Dutch Silver Set: 7 Spoons & 6 Forks, 18 oz
Set of Dutch silver 7 table spoons & 6 table forks, fully hallmarked, approx 18 oz troy
George III Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1767
Pair of George III sterling silver stem struck table spoons with shell back, London 1767, repair to one bowl
French Silver Table Spoons, Paris, Fiddle & Thread
A pair of French silver table spoons, fiddle and thread; Paris. Total weight approx 132g.
Victorian Silver Table Spoon with Boyd Family Crest
A Victorian silver table spoon, fiddle and thread, crest and motto 'Confido' ('I Trust - Boyd Family); Elizabeth Eaton, London 1853.
1792 London Sterling Silver Table Spoon LL Marked
A sterling silver table spoon, London 1792, makers mark L L 69gm
Jas Hobbs 1839 London Sterling Silver Table Spoons
Pair of sterling silver table spoons by Jas Hobbs 1839 London
Pair of George III Sterling Silver Table Spoons
Two George III hallmarked sterling silver table spoons. hallmarked Edinburgh 1802. Maker LG. Weight 123g (total). Length 22 cm (each)
Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1858
A pair of Victorian single struck sterling silver table spoons with bright cut and crest engraving. London 1858.
George III Sterling Silver Table Spoons, London 1808
English hallmarked sterling silver George III set of six table spoons London, 1808, maker William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner weight 418g
Antique Sterling Silver Table Spoons by Thomas Chawner, London
Pair of antique hallmarked sterling silver table spoons, marked for Thomas Chawner, London 18th C, approx 136gms (2)
Edward VII 1903 Sterling Silver Table Spoons Set
Edward VII 5 sterling silver table spoons hallmarked London 1903, weight 368 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoon, London 1810
Georgian sterling silver table spoon, London 1810, by Peter & William Bateman
George II Silver Table Spoons with Family Armorial (10 words)
Set of six George II silver table spoons, London 1735, Hanoverian pattern with family armorial, approx 13oz troy
Early Victorian Fiddle Pattern Silver Spoons, London 1837
A pair of early Victorian fiddle pattern sterling silver table spoons, London 1837 by Joseph and Albert Savory
Antique Sterling Silver Table Spoons Set
Antique sterling silver fiddle and thread table spoons: comprising set of 6 and a pair by George William Adams of London; set of 4 by Richard Pouldon of London c1823; single spoon by Charle Ely of London c1825. 1145 grams total (13 items)
Hester Bateman silver spoon set
Hester Bateman: sterling silver table spoon and matching mustard spoon. London c1822. (3 items)
Assorted Sterling Silver Spoons - Georgian, Irish, English
Group of sterling silver spoons including Georgian Scottish table spoons, Irish and English tea spoons etc. 1200 grams approx. (43 items)
Australian Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons with Dragon Crest
A pair of Australian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by Alexander Dick, Sydney, circa 1839, with engraved dragon rampant armorial crest to the heel, pseudo English marks, 'Lion passant/Leopard's head/E/Kings head/DICK' (2), 159 gms
Russian Silver Table Spoons, 84 Assay, 1890 & 1900
Two Russian silver table spoons, stamped with 84 assay stamp and makers marks, one spoon assay 1890 other engraved October 1900. Lengths 20.8 cm & 21.5 cm, total weight 120grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons, Old English Pattern
Set of six late Georgian sterling silver table, spoons, c.1820's, various makers and date marks, in the Old English pattern. Length 21.5 cm, total weight 348grams. Note: matching crests with good hallmarks
Scottish Sterling Silver Table Spoons with Family Crest
A rare set of six Scottish sterling silver table spoons, William Hannay, Edinburgh 1799, handles engraved with family crest 390grms
Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons (1798-1815)
A group of six Georgian sterling silver table spoons, from 1798 - 1815 London, various makers, all of similar shape and size, with bright cut and prick worked stems, the finials with floral and foliate embellishments and cartouches; hallmarked underside.…
Regency Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Spoons, London 1819
Pair of antique Regency sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern London 1819
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