Pair Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, Samuel Hougham, London, England, 1790

Georgian Pair Of sterling silver berry or fruit spoons9" Long Made in Exeter, England Condition: very good Material: sterling silver Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leav

England, consisting of a pair of Victorian sauce ladles hallmarked London 1840 with maker's marks for Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter, measuring 7.25" long, together with a pair of Georgian ice cream sho

Pair of Georgian Silver Berry Spoons with gold wash on the bowl, London, 1816.  Weight-148. Condition: Good, wear to be expect with age. Dimension:  Length-8.5"

This is a gorgeous pair of Georgian sterling silver berry spoons. Lovely repousse pattern with a berry motif bowl and delicate engraving on the handles. Each is stamped on the back with the lion passa

Two sterling silver repousse engraved and chased berry spoons, hallmarked, London, England, Joseph Ash 1810 and the other possibly Benjamin Montigue 1798. Each: 8.75" L. Approx 3.91 ozt.

An 18th century Georgian English sterling silver gravy / straining spoon. Hallmarks for Samuel Godbehere, London, 1785. Vertically attached strainer to bowl. Etched armorial crest to handle. Measures

6pc Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons. Edinburgh hallmarks. One pair and 2 singles. Spoons are dated 1784 to1823. Approximately 8 1/2'' to 9'' each, 240g TW

William Bateman, London 1816, Unknown maker, London 1790, and third is also unknown maker, London and appears to date 1810. 5.85ozt. 8.5"l

Pair of William Traies London Sterling Silver Berry Spoons 1810, George III. Repousse Fruit Design. weight 3 ozt Measures Approx., 7" Length Domestic Shipping: $25

A group of four Georgian English sterling silver berry spoons. Two pair. The earliest pair having bottom hallmarks which are rubbed and indistinct (8.25" long). The second smaller pair (7-1/8" long) h

Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Column Candlesticks 1759. Fully Hallmarked: William Cafe, London, England, 1759. Each stop-fluted stem on shaped bases with pierced Corinthian capitals and fitted with

Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Column Candlesticks, W. Cripps, 1759. Hallmarked: William Cripps, London, England, 1759. Each stop-fluted stem on shaped bases with pierced Corinthian capitals and fit

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver footed salvers with shaped shell motif border on hoof feet, engraved coat of arms, hallmarked underside: "RR / London / England / 1758." 1" H x 7.25" diameter.

Group of (10) Pieces of Georgian and Early Victorian Sterling Silver, incl: George II period berry spoon, hallmarked for London, 1740, maker GB (unknown), WOM monogram, 8" long; George III period Iris

hallmarked London, 1793, GG (George Gray), with fruit embossed gilt bowls and floral engraved handles, total weight 106gm, length 22cm (2)

Hallmarked for London, date mark 1790. Total silver weight 1.09 oz troy. L: 8 7/8 inches. Shipping weight 9 oz.

Pair of Hester Bateman (1708-1794) Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Associated Spoons hallmarked London, 1790-1791, fluted and paneled navette pedestal form, with arched handles, reeded rim and base,

London 1807 & 1825 (IH K & M) - 3 troy ounces

Pair of Georgian Scottish 1815 sterling hallmarked berry spoons and Blackinton sterling serving spoon. 6.5 OZT. 8.75" to 8.5" Long.

Pair of sterling silver salt cellars with glass inserts made by Henry Chawner, London England and the spoon was made in Manchester England. The salt cellars measure  5.5 x2.25 x 2.25 inches and 5.25

(lot of 7) Silver group consisting of a pair of Georgian sterling spoons, London; pair of Italian sterling silver mounted pepper mills; together with two silver-plate letter openers and a pair of scis

31 pc's Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware. English, 18/19th century. Includes a punch ladle by Peter and William Bateman,London,1808; a cased set of berry spoons , one by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, L

GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a pair of tablespoons with hallmark for Thomas Wynne of Bath, date marks of 1767 and 1769; and two London tablespoons, the larger by James Wilk

Pair Georgian sterling silver and crystal pepper shaker & mustard dishes. Marked for Sheffield 1829, England. Very good condition, missing the serving spoon. Small nicks on the bottom.