Two Early Victorian English Silver Marrow Scoops

English, early 19th century. Group of two George III sterling silver double marrow spoons or scoops comprising: a plain spoon, marks of William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1801, and an armorial spoo

including set of six Irish spoon with oval handle, marks for John Shiels, Dublin, 1786; two serving spoons, monograms on back, marks for London, 1726; Victorian marrow scoop, marks for Samuel Hayne &

including set of six Irish spoon with oval handle, marks for John Shiels, Dublin, 1786; two serving spoons, monograms on back, marks for London, 1726; Victorian marrow scoop, marks for Samuel Hayne &

Three English Silver Serversthe first two a Georgian pair of serving spoons, London, 1742 date marks, with later Victorian design embellishment (8 in.); the third a marrow scoop, Sheffield, 20th centu

English, late 18th-early 19th century. Two sterling berry spoons with gilt bowls and bright cut handles, a pair of tongs and a marrow scoop, all with full marks; longer spoon lg. 8.75 in., total wt. 6

Two Georgian sterling silver marrow scoops. Hallmarks for George Smith III and William Fearn, London, 1794 (8.25" long, stylized 3-initial monogram on the reverse). The second scoop with shell motif o

A GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP maker's mark indistinct, London 1769; together with two George III silver salt spoons, one marked for Hester Bateman, London 1785; and a Victorian silver cream jug, by

English and American, late 19th-early 20th century. A group of five sterling silver match safes with engraved foliate decoration, three English and two American, PLUS a silver match safe marked .800 a

A VICTORIAN SILVER MARROW SCOOP. London 1838. 1.7 oz.

Includes an early Victorian English silver King's pattern serving spoon; London, 1840. DBL-Struck by Mary Chawner and Geo Adams, heavy gauge, measures approx. 12"l. Weighs approx. 6.4 OZTProvenance: D

(lot of 5) English sterling silver marrow scoops, similarly styled, various makers, all with London hallmarks, including: (1) c.1770, partial mark T?, (1) George III, c.1791, marked VS, back of handle

Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, in the 18th century style, realistically modelled as convolvulus, the bowls as the flowers, gilded, 11cm long, 1.30o

Two Early English Sterling Silver Pieces, to include creamer and strainer, length 6 1/4 inches, tallest 5 1/2 inches, 6.1 t.oz.

Monogrammed on front handle W.M.H to Land, G.G.A.E, back handle “Mieux tard que jamais” (better late than never). Probably 18th century. 8 ¼ in, 1.13 t.oz.

An exceptional late Georgian early Victorian period English silver footed cup executed in the repousse style with an interior gold wash. This cup features an acanthus leaf and shell scroll feet, centr

An early Victorian English sterling silver mug/ cup with embossed tavern scene and gilt interior. London silver marks for 1852, maker James Charles Edington. Weight: 175g or 5.62 troy Oz. Approximate

Two George III Silver Marrow Scoops Maker's Marks Obscured, London each hallmarked for Sterling to underside 2 ozt 14 dwt Length 9 inches

Two George III Silver Marrow Scoops Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1795 and Samuel Hennel, London, 1813 each of typical form. marked on underside 2 ozt 11 dwts Length of longer 9 inches. Estimate $200-30

Newcastle. Rubbed maker's mark, no date mark visible. 36g. L 26 cm. (10 1/4 in.) and London, 1801. Alice & George Burrows II. 42g. L 22 cm.(8 5/8 in.)

An English Silver George II Marrow Scoop. Hallmarked for London, 1733, Paul Hanet. Engraved with a crest on the reverse of the larger bowl Length: 8 3/8" Wt: 1.40 ozt

Measures 9" in length and weighs 50 grams. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through LiveShipping.

Two Georgian sterling silver marrow scoops, one being a very good & heavy George IV sterling silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1820 with maker's marks for noted 19th century silversmith, William B

Two early English spoons, sterling silver, one stuffing spoon having hallmarks for silver purity, one 17th century folding travel spoon with detachable bowl to transform piece into a fork and toothpic

Good Condition. Total Weight 46 Grams.