Geo. II Marrow Spoon, Benjamin Godfrey

Starling Wilford, London, first half-18th century, together with three Georgian sterling silver and one silver-plated marrow scoops

Hallmarks dates this item to 1742, London. Measures 8 1/2"L x 5/8"W. Weighs 40 grams. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through LiveShipping.

Three piece George III period English silver flatware grouping, circa 1775 London hallmarked and Thomas Chawner maker's mark 8 7/8" marrow spoon, circa 1780's London hallmarked and George Smith II mak

A Geo III Channel Islands silver spoon, marked GH with crown above, struck once, for George Hamon I and II, Jersey c.1775-1835. Approx 8" long

Scarce George I Rattail Mote Spoon, circa 1725, with pointed tip and pierced bowl, rubbed mark en verso, possibly for Jean Harache II, a silversmith from a French family who came to England around 170

A Grouping of Twelve Georgian Silver Coffee Spoonsthird quarter 18th century, London, Hanoverian pattern, to include (4) with the mark of Benjamin Cartwright II; one with the mark of Ebenezer Coker; (

38" WIDE X 22 1/2" DEEP X 32 1/2' TALL

18TH CENTURY CARVED GILTWOOD GEO II MIRROR Height: 48 in. by Width: 31.5 in. by Depth: 3

Antique George II walnut bachelor's chest, with a hinged top as a writing surface.[29 x 27 5/8 x 13 1/4 inches]. Losses to veneers and some veneers replaced. The top is nicely book-matched, but slight

An 18th century Scottish sterling silver marrow spoon. From the workshop of James Gordon of Aberdeen. The combination marrow scoop and spoon is well marked. L.: 22.2 cm (8 3/4 in.) 55g of weighable si

Including: ten dinner forks, 7"l, seven cocktail forks, one condiment fork, eight cheese knives, one marrow spoon, two sugar shovels, two jelly spoons, ladle, one flat server, thirteen place spoons, e

A GEORGE II MUG BENJAMIN COUTTS, EDINBURGH 1754 Assay Master Hugh Gordon of baluster form, the S scroll handle with simple thumbpiece, raised on a flared foot(8cm high, 4.93oz)

A Charles I silver-gilt Apostle spoon, the fig shaped bowl with slightly tapering stem and Apostle terminal. Hallmarked Benjamin Yates, London 1633. Length measuring 7 1/4 inches (18.5 cm), weight 1.8

Charles II Puritan spoon, 1661. Purchased Sotheby Parke Bernet 1 Dec 1978 lot 264

Carl Auböck II (1900-1957) for Werkstätte Carl Auböck spoon rests, set of four, and single spoon, #4565 Vienna, Austria, circa 1950 brass impressed signatures and 'Made in Austria' spoon rest: 2 3/

A George III silver gentleman officer's campaign dining set, comprising oval beaker, knife, fork, spoon, marrow scoop, combination urnular nutmeg grater and corkscrew, and further fittings, each contr

A PAIR OF REGENCY SILVER FOOTED SALVERS by Benjamin Smith II & James Smith III, London, 1812 With applied rocaille edges and engraved crest to center; length 13 1/4in (33.5cm); width 10 3/4in (27.4cm)

A SILVER TEA URN AND COVER, London c.1811, mark of Benjamin Smith II & James Smith II, of traditional form, with twin cast handles, with detachable lid surmounted by plain body, raised on shell capped

A George II silver mug, Benjamin Cartwright (attributed), London 1735, footed plain baluster form, with hollow S scroll handle, 11cm high, 8.52ozt

Lot 40 Karl Benjamin American (1925-2012) Stripes II (1979) silkscreen on Arches paper signed, Printer's Proof 29 3/4 x 35 inches Provenance: From a New Jersey collection

Large double-woven "Delhi" coverlet in blue wool and white cotton; center seam and rolled hems. Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854, active 1835-1854) and his son, John Benjamin Phelps II (active 1854-60),

hallmarked: Benjamin Smith II, London 1825 scrolling under spout, three scrolled and foliate legs, wood handle; 8"; 36 troy oz. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders

Hallmarks date these salvers to London, 1750 by silversmith Elizabeth Godfrey. The pair weighs 745 grams (approx. 26 ounces) and each measures 1 1/4"H x 7" in diameter. This item is available for loca

George II silver kettle on stand, Benjamin Gignac, Letter dated 1757, London, maker's mark of Benjamin Gignac, repousse decorated with scrolls and flowerheads, stand set with chafing element, woven ca