Pair of Britannia Standard Silver Table Spoons,

England, consisting of a pair of Britannia silver .950 fine tablespoons, hallmarked London 1911 with maker's marks for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a sterling silver serving spoon, hallmarked

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1698 by John Ladyman Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 20.1 cm / 7.9 inches Weight – 56 g

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1701 by William Petley Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded beaded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 19 cm / 7.5 inches Weight �

A set of seven Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dessert spoons, London 1706/07 by Thomas Sadler (reg. 25th Aug 1701) Dog nose pattern, the oval bowls with rat tail heel. The terminals engraved wit

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER SIDE-HANDLED CHOCOLATE POTS, by George Lambert, London 1894 and 1896, each pin-hinged cover surmounted by a further small hinged lid with urn-form knop, z

Pair of Georgian Silver Table Spoons , Thomas Wallis II, London, 1796, 8 3/4" L.

Pair of Georgian Silver Table Spoons, Birmingham 1778.

Pair of George I Britannia Standard Silver Hexagonal Candlesticks. By William Bellassyse, London 1721. {Dimensions: 6 1/4 x 3 3/4 x 4 inches; silver weight 21.419 troy oz.}

A pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tea caddies by Gabriel Sleath, London 1711, the circular pulll off covers with a finial of a sitting figure playing a musical instrument and an engraved

A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALTSDAVID WILLAUME, LONDON 1709Engraved with an armorial6.5cm (2 1/2in) diameter187g (6 oz) A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR S

A Pair of American Coin Silver Table Spoons, second half of 18th century Marks to each: OP 7-3/4 inches (19.7 cm) (each) 3.01 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TRENCHER SALTSLondon, 1710Maker’s mark “Co”. Diameters 2.75”.Approx. 3.4 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, t

A pair of George II silver table spoons, Marmaduke Daintrey, London 1747, Old English with double tongue heel, 20.5cm long, 4.26ozt (2)

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Mary Chawner, London 1834, Fiddle pattern. (2) 22cm long, 5.2 troy ounces gross The marks are very crisp and clear. Over-cleaned but in generally good cond

A rare pair of early Canadian silver tablespoons, John Oakes Montreal 1780-1814, marked "JO" and "MONTREAL". Monogrammed. 8.25" long. Total weight, 99 grams (pair).

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOONS, JAMES TOOKEY, LONDON, 1766 Old English pattern, the terminals later engraved with the initials WP over M, 21cm long; together with a George IV silver cheese sc

Set of Ten French 1st Standard Silver Table Forks and Tablespoons in the Louis XVI Taste, Henri-Louis Chenailler, 277 rue Sainte-Martin, Paris, mid-19th c., each l. 8 3/8 in., total wt. 58.60 troy ozs

Five Antique English Silver Serversincluding a pair of George III silver tablespoons with mark of Richard Jenkins, Exeter (1796), bright cut engraving and period monograms to handles (8 1/2 in.); a pa

pair of late 18th c. Hanoverian lapped bowl silver table spoons, marked with two cartouches "FD" on each -likely American or Canadian 8.5" 4.2 troy oz.

of tapering form, with engraved monograms and oval bowls, total weight 102gm (2)

hallmarked, London, 1773, William Fern, in Hanoverian pattern, incised initial H over W E, total weight 118gm, (2)

hallmarked London, 1815, WC, in Old English pattern, with engraved 'D' to handle, total weight 108gm, length 21.5cm (2)

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Christopher Cummins (junior), Dublin 1838, one with retailer's mark of George Brown, Fiddle pattern, each engraved DRA. (2) 23cm long, 4.2 troy o

PAIR OF B WENMAN COIN SILVER TABLE SPOONS, MONOGRAMMED, 8 3/4 IN LONG, 3.235 TOZ