A George III love spoon

A George III love spoon The long broad handle pierced with the initials M.T. and the date 1804 along with heart and stars, 40cm (15 1/2in) long For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams

A rare pair of George III love spoons Each with long ball and lantern handle with pear shaped terminal and bowl, finely chip carved to the edges of the handle with painted red and black decoration, da

Six sterling silver George III picture back reproduction teaspoons with open bird cage and soaring dove with motto 'I Love Liberty,' hallmarked and 'SA' initials, 1.95 ozt total weight. Measure 4.5 in

Collection of Three Antique English and Irish Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons: (1) English George III spoon with hallmarks for London, 1808 and "TB", (Thomas Barker), (1) Spoon with hallmarks for Dubl

Lot of Sterling silver and Silverplate , includes Tiffany & Co. 18th-20thC.Includes a pair of Tiffany & Co. salt spoons, #525, a pair of George III spoons London 1788, pierced ladle, London 1881, a le

(lot of 15) English sterling silver spoons, including: (6) George III spoons, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1796, monogrammed W, approx 5 1/8"l, (4) George III spoons, William Bateman I, c.1815,

A group of four sterling silver tablespoons. Three George III spoons. Hallmarks: 1) Edinburgh, Scotland, 1806, John Zeigler, 2) London 1802, William Eley, 3) London 1801, Godbehere, Wigan & Bult. The

A George III Silver Spoon. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1785, and HB for Hester Bateman. Together with two Georgian silver spoons (Length: 8.5") Bateman length: 8.5"

THREE GEORGE III SILVER SPOONS, comprising: - an Irish provincial bright-cut teaspoon, Cork c.1800, mark of John Whelpley - a Scottish provincial fiddle pattern spoon, Perth c.1820, mark of Charles Mu

Hester Bateman, London, circa 1780 (marks partially obliterated); each with engraved armorial crest to terminal; approximately 159 grams total; Provenance: The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; 7 i

The set is crafted by an unidentified maker working around 1820, likely in Sheffield. The mark of HS or SH alongside English hallmarks. Each handsomely chased with stag at the handle above M. Nice con

TWO IRISH SILVER GEORGE III TABLE SPOONS, Dublin c.1787 and Dublin c.1789, makers marks rubbed; together with George III Scottish silver tablespoon, Edinburgh c.1789, and another Georgian silver spoon

(6) Piece collection of antique spoons: (1) 1761 George III silver spoon, London by Thompson Davis of Palin form with pipe tamper at end, 7”, (1) Charles I silver spoon, 1660-1720’s â€

A Collection of Irish and English Silver Flatware Articles 18th Century and later comprising an Irish George III straining spoon marked for James Keating, Dublin, 1796, an Irish George III serving spo

A Collection of Silver Serving and Desk Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a George III serving spoon,Gorhamdesk calendar, a Johan Rohde for George Jensen 'Acanthus' pattern salt cella, and En

(24) pieces including: a George III silver spoon with Exeter (1826) hallmarks; a pair of 19th century Gorham salt spoons; a pair of sardine tongs; and more. 11.95 total weighable troy oz. The Estate o

Including six .925 silver nut dishes, a marked sterling condiment dish, an English hallmarked open salt, a George III caddy spoon, a Gorham caddy spoon, a match holder marked sterling, a spoon with a

A George IV Scottish provincial silver tablespoon, Banff circa 1825 by George Elder (active 1819-43) Fiddle pattern, virginal. Marked GE script, thistle, B. Together with a George III dessert spoon, P

including a George III assembled three-piece travel set with mother-of-pearl handles, George III sugar tongs, two George III condiment spoons, Victorian sugar tongs, Victorian sugar spoon, Danish matc

(lot of 6) English Georgian sterling silver flatware, with London hallmarks, including: (1) George III fiddleback spoon, Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne, c.1812, monogrammed, approx 7"l, (1) George

Two Georgian Irish Silver Spoonsthe first, a George III serving spoon, mark of John Kavanagh, Dublin (1815) with repousse gold wash bowl and engraved foliate decoration (9 1/2 in.); the second, a Geor

Two Antique English Silver Spoonsthe first a George III caddy spoon, mark of Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, London (1799), with period bright cut engraving and monogram, shell form bowl (2 3/8 in.

DESCRIPTION: Two sterling serving spoons and one pair of tongs, all monogrammed and marked for Hester Bateman. Spoons date to 1782 and tongs marked for George III. MEASUREMENTS: Spoons 8-3/4" long. To

hallmarks of Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1813, 2 3/8" long, finely engraved floral, no monogram, excellent.