GEORGIAN STERLING SHELL-FORM LADLE

DESCRIPTION: Antique Georgian Hester Bateman British Sterling silver ladle featuring shell form scalloped spoon, fluted in relief, and an etched armorial at the top of the handle. Stamped with hallmar

Georgian sterling silver punch ladle with scalloped shell form bowl and engraved oak tree crest to handle end. London hallmarks with date letter for 1770 along with ET mark for Elizabeth Tookey. Good

An antique English Georgian ladle offers sterling silver construction with shell form bowl, en verso hallmarks as photographed, 6.7 toz, circa 1850Measures- 9.25" H x 2" W. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DEL

Antique 18th Century Georgian Period English Punch Ladle by Hugh Beard. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Classic form with Shell Shaped Bowl. Bears HB London Hallmarks for 1781. Measures 14" x 4 1/8" Weigh

(1) sterling meat fork, Williamsburg Restoration, L-8 1/2", 2.24 TO; (1) S. Kirk & Sons "Old Maryland" tomato server, L-7 3/4", 2 TO; (1) sterling sauce ladle, shell form on tip, monogrammed "F", L-5

Sterling wood handled punch ladle, shell form bowl, illegibly marked, with remnant gold wash and wood handle, some dents and bends, small split, 15"L, mid 19th C

one of shell form, one in fiddle pattern and one with feathered edge, (3)

19th Century Georgian sterling silver ladle with a shell motif. It was made by Joseph Ash in London in 1810. It measures 13 1/2" long and weighs 8.1 troy ounces.

Four American sterling silver serving utensils: ladle with shell-form bowl and floral handle, monogrammed K, by R. Wallace & Sons; large spoon with delicate scrolling by Wendell Manufacturing Co.; lar

Pair of Georgian-style sterling silver mini bowls, the covers with finials, with shell-form handles. Combined weight 8.8 ozt. [3" H x 6 1/2" W x 4" D]. In good condition.

DESCRIPTION: A Thomas Edwards Sterling silver punch bowl ladle, with shell form bowl. Hallmarked on handle. Weight 130 grams. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: L. 13" CONDITION: Great co

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.

mark of Thomas Chawner, London, 1772-73, 13 1/2 in. L. (damage & repair to bowl); together with a Georgian sterling tea strainer with Jubilee mark, maker WEB, London, 1935; 6.0 ozt. t.w.

15 pcs. American and English sterling flatware including ladle, 3 tablespoons, 4 shell form spoons, 4 sterling souvenir spoons, other sterling flatware 15.4 troy oz.

Group of Sterling Silver Flatware: Comprising a Georg Jensen style angel food cake cutter; meat shears and prong; Wallace four piece carving set, monogrammed; Towle ladle; large ladle with shell form

Whiting "Old Honeysuckle" sterling silver ladle. Ca. 1870. Shaped shell form bowl. Monogrammed handle. Joseph Werne Jr. retailer mark, Louisville Kentucky. 10.5in length. 4.3 ozt. A few minor pin-size

Four pieces of aesthetic period sterling silver, all by Gorham comprised of two shell form spoons, a mixed metal ladle with a bronze cherry, and an olive or pickle fork, longest measuring 11 inches, t

GEORGIAN STERLING SERVING PIECES, LONDON 1824-1825, FIVE, L 7 1/4"-8 1/2":The sterling silver set with a scale pattern and shell tip includes: 1 sauce ladle, L.7 1/4", 2 serving forks and 2 serving sp

(lot of 5) Collection of sterling silver service items, Mexico, including: (2) Modernist Sanborns salad set with (one) fork and (one) spoon, 9"l; (2) Sanborns sauce ladles, one having shell form bowl,

Five various spoons including a strainer, ladles, and a shell-form spoon. 6.9 ozt.

67 pcs. Tiffany & Co. "English King" pattern classic Georgian shell motif sterling silver flatware including 24 luncheon forks, 18 dinner forks, 11 teaspoons, 4 tablespoons, 1 ladle, 1 sugar spoon, 6

English sterling silver ladle, Georgian period, with a shell shape bowl with a long slender handle, having an armorial insignia, 13.5 inches, 5.1 troy ounces.

Spoons, Demitasse, Serving Pieces. 5 soup spoons, 4 demitasse size, 2 shell form serving articles, aspic server, 2 short ladles and 19 spoons at 5.5 to 6 inches.

Grouping includes a finely chased and reticulated waiter by Henry Holland of London dated 1864, a large clam shell ladle with ablated marks and a Georgian pill box. Server is 9.5"round. 21.8 ozt