Four Georgian Silver Berry Spoons

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

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

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

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"

GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOON WITH VERMEIL WASH BOWL HAVING HALLMARK FOR DOROTHY LANGLAND'S NEW CASTLE 1805-1814; 2.3 TROY OZS. WEIGHABLE

A Hester Bateman Georgian Silver Spoon. Together with four Georgian silver spoons Bateman length: 9"

18th -20th century Comprising a Georgian silver berry spoon, maker's mark of George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1770; a Gorham sterling silver shoe horn, and a Belais, 14k white gold plated c

Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, Maker TG 1771, L 8.5" 2 pcs | Rampant lion, crowned leopard, maker's mark TL and GS, date letter "O". No monogram. Provenance: Property from a Carmel, IN private

Four Pieces of Scottish & Irish Georgian Silver Spoons and Ladle. Comprising a ladle bearing Edinburgh 1798 hallmarks, a stuffing spoon bearing Dublin 1795 hallmarks and two tablespoons bearing Glasgo

Four Georgian Silver Serving Spoons 18th/19th Century one pair marked for John Mitchison, London and Newcastle, 1788; the other for James Beebe, London, 1830. 8 ozt 19 dwt Length of largest 9 inches.

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

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

1898 Marked for London / 1898 / J.W. and F.C.W. [James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler] Each berry spoon with repousse bowl decorated with floral rocaille motifs and a putto mask to the handle, 4 pi

Set with velvet lined case, repousse decoration to bowl of each spoon. Impressed marks London, 1894 maker Wakely & Wheeler. L. of spoon 23.5 cm (9 1/4 in)

GEORGE III STERLING SILVER BERRY SPOON JOHN BLAKE 1797 Wonderful grouping of estate 18th century Georgian Sterling silver Fruit Berry Serving Spoons in superb high relief repose, chased and engraved w

hallmarked, London, 1814, makers rubbed possibly A.B Savory, together with four assorted Georgian and Victorian sterling silver spoons, total weight 316gm

Four sterling silver articles and slotted berry spoon .800 silver. Sterling silver: 13.3 ozt.

Four pieces silver plate serving pieces including Sheffield berry spoon. Also includes Cooper Brothers and Sons Limited salad tongs and unmarked Italian salad set. 6-1/2" to 8-3/4" long. KE. IMPORTANT

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

First half 19th century. Three are American coin silver: two "S. BAKER'' and one "Clark'' and an English sterling berry spoon with engraved handle, And chased bowl, Edinburgh with date mark for 1802.

A Set of Four Georgian Silver Teaspoons. Together with six assorted Georgian silver spoons

A Set of Six Georgian Silver Spoons. Together with a set of four English silver spoons (Length: 4.5") Weight of all: 4.10 ozt

Four silver monogrammed serving pieces, Medallion pattern, comprising a perforated serving spoon, a gravy ladle, a berry spoon and a sugar spoon. Marks: none visible Weight: 6 ozt 7 dwt   Shipping:

A Georgian Silver Two-Piece Berry Serving Set. Comprising a serving spoon and serving fork, both with goldwashed bowls. Both are engraved with a turret form crest. Hallmarked for London, 1787 and 189