James II Dog Nose Spoon, 1685
Rare James II sterling silver dog nose spoon the back with engraved initials, Btl, rattail pattern, London 1685, maker Lawrence Cole, split repair to bowl. Reference: Jackson P129, Grimwade P468
Georgian Sterling Silver Dog Nose Spoons (Pair)
Two Georgian sterling silver dog nose spoons, faint marks. Weight 119grams.
Sterling silver coffee spoons with dog nose finials
A set of six sterling silver coffee spoons, dog nose finials, each by different assay (London 1954, Chester 1954, Edinburgh 1953, Glasgow 1954, Birmingham 1954 and Sheffield 1954), by Travis, Wilson & Co Ltd. Weight 66 grams.
George I Britannia Table Spoons, London 1718
Six George I Britannia standard table spoons, hallmarked London, 1718, Andrew Archer, of dognose pattern, crested with crowned demi-lion rampant, total weight 379gm, length 20 cm
Queen Anne Sterling Silver Dognose Spoon, London 1703
Queen Anne sterling silver Dognose spoon, hallmarked London, 1703, the handle later crested John Ladyman, total weight weight 84gm, length 21.5 cm,
1705 Sterling Silver Hanoverian Table Spoon by Richard Hutchinson
Queen Ann sterling silver Hanoverian table spoon, hallmarked 1705, London, Richard Hutchinson, dog nose pattern, engraved */MB/*, length 20.5 cm, total weight 49grams
Pair of Queen Anne Britannia Spoons by John Holland I
A pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard Dognose spoons. Maker John Holland I. London 1712. 106 gms.
Hardy Bros Sterling Silver Demi-Tasse Spoons
A set of six sterling silver demi-tasse spoons, 1965 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Hardy Bros, the spoons with shaped and threaded stems with dognose finials, hallmarked underside to stems. Silver weight 57gr. Length 9.5 cm
17th Century Silver Dog Nose Spoon with Rat Tail Bowl
A 17th century silver dog nose spoon with large rat tail bowl. Both with lower shank marks with pinprick punch initials, 1694. Length 20 cm
1707 Britannia Silver Dog Nose Spoon from London's Queen Anne
Queen Anne Britannia silver dog nose spoon, London 1707
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