Norwich - A 17th century silver trefid spoon,

A 17th century silver trefid spoon Thomas Allen, London, possibly 1680 Engraved initials to reverse of stem 'R M' 'G' above, with beaded rat-tail reverse bowl, length 18.1cm, weight 1.2oz. Footnotes:

A 17TH CENTURY SILVER SEAL-TOP SPOON, with fig-shaped bowl and tapering faceted stem, prick-dot initialled "M*S" and dated 1660 to the top. 15.8cm long, 1.1 troy ounces

AN EARLY 17TH CENTURY NORWEGIAN SILVER SPOON, by Johan Schlüter, Bergen, c.1620, the twisted stem with a ball finial. 13.5cm long

A late 17th century Dutch silver spoon, Amsterdam 1696, makers mark obscured possibly P? Shaped cast stem with a lion finial holding a shield engraved with initials SD. Fully marked to the reverse, da

Five late 17th century Norwegian silver spoons, two with rounded fig shaped bowls, variously scroll engraved, the foliate and wriggle decorated stems each with a knop shaped as two cherub heads topped

10 vols. (Benett-Stanford, Lt.-Col. J., consignor). Catalogue of a Remarkable Collection of 16th and 17th Century Provincial Silver Spoons incorporating the entire collection left by the late H. D. EL

Date letter upper case R, makers mark 'PS' in oval. Mid 17th century, possibly 1653. L. 7 1/4" (18.5 cm) W. 55 gramsLight wear, dings, minor scratches. Good overall patina. No damage or repairs.

A 17th Century sterling silver apostle spoon, ST. Peter, the gilt figure with plain nimbus the bowl back pricked wit the initial, M.M. I> D. and the date 1676, also later engraved with a star and thre

FOUR 17TH CENTURY-STYLE DUTCH SILVER APOSTLE SPOONS • Three with the lower part of the stem cast with a fruit-picking bird, one with round bowl, the other two with oval bowls, • Largest me

Spoon 16th/17th century Silver (unmarked) Length 19 cm Weight 55.1 g

Charles I sterling silver and parcel gilt seal top and Apostle spoons, four, 17th century or later, various marks; the first Exeter, prick-dotted to the back of bowl "TB / FI / 1642" apostle spoon; th

A Queen Anne Provincial Silver Trefid Spoonmark of John Elston of Exeter, rubbed date letter, early 18th century, bowl with beaded rat-tail, back of handle terminus with pricked engraving "WG / *K* /

Group of Silver Spoons and Fork, 6, one spoon with engraved trefoil handle, likely Dutch, 17th Century. Weight: 4.08 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, New York.

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

17TH C. STYLE; .833 SILVER; .85 OZT.

The associated leather case dates to the 18th century. Measures: 12.5 cm long.

James Robinson silver flatware in the Trifid Cannon pattern, in the 17th century taste, comprising 8 knives, 8 salad forks, 8 dinner forks, 8 soup spoon, 8 dessert spoons and 8 teaspoons. 90 oz. weigh

comprising a mote spoon (17th century), a caddy spoon with shell design (William Ely and William Fearn, London, 1800), and a sugar scoop (maker's mark 'IT', Birmingham, possibly 1810; total weight 36

An assembled set of four early English silver spoons of Scottish historical interest, late 17th century All with dog-nose or trefid terminal to handle and rattail to bowl backs, possibly bearing a thi

Bolsward, ca. 1615, with engraving on the bottom, Anno Buwe Feddes Zoon, height 12 cm.

Censer; Spain, 17th century. Silver. Measurements: 17 x 11 cm. Silver censer decorated by means of chiselling and embossing, with a decorative scheme that combines the heritage of geometric mannerism

A William and Mary sterling silver beaded rat tail trefid spoon, dated 1690. The spoon bears 4 hallmarks including: maker’s mark of William Scarlett (S over W with 2 pellets), London Assayers O

A WILLIAM AND MARY SILVER TREFID SPOON, London 1692, 19cm long.

This is an antique English sterling silver trefid spoon crafted by Lawrence Cole of London in 1671. 7 3/8" long. 13.ozt.