A George IV Irish silver table spoon, with rat-tail to

A George I provincial silver tablespoon, Winchester circa 1715 by William Webb II Hanoverian pattern, with a rat tail heel, the terminal engraved with contemporaneous initials .I.L. over .W.W. in Roma

A George I Britannia standard silver tablespoon, London 1714 by John Holland (reg. Nov 1711) Hanoverian pattern, with rat tail heel, the terminal later engraved with a crest of a martlet on top of a w

A Set of Six Irish George IV Silver Teaspoons William Cummins, Dublin, 1822 each having a rat tail bowl and a fiddle form handle. marked on underside of handles 4 ozt 3 dwts Length 5 1/2 inches. Estim

Group of George III/IV Sterling Silver Table Articles 18th/ 19th Century Comprising an Irish cream jug, Irish sugar bowl, sauceboat, and a tea caddy spoon. Diameter of sugar bowl 5 1/8 inches (13 cm),

Six English George IV Silver Table Spoons, London,1820, William Eley and William Fearn, Fiddle pattern engraved with a crown and hairy paw. Collection of Charles Phillips, Cleveland, OH. Dimensions:

hallmarked Dublin, 1792, IC, with engraved initials to back tof terminal, total weight 70gm, length 21.5cm

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

(lot of 4) Silver spoons, including: (1) English George IV sterling silver fiddleback tablespoon, Edward Thomason, c.1825, with Birmingham hallmarks, monogrammed, approx 8.5"l, (1) American coin silve

A Group of Twelve English Silver Soup Spoons London, 1827 and 1834 Kings pattern, comprising two sets of six, together with an Irish George III silver table spoon with an Old English handle marked for

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

18th century American silver rat tail tablespoon. Period D-C-I monogram. I͎.B or I.R makers mark. Slight crimp in middle of handle. 7-1.2” long. 1.3 ozt.

BRITISH, AND POSSIBLY CONTINENTAL, STERLING SILVER AND OTHER METAL UTENSILS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a George I sterling silver rattail spoon by Richard Scarlett of London with 1721 date mark; an

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Christopher Cummins (junior), Dublin 1838, one with retailer's mark of George Brown, Fiddle pattern, each engraved DRA. (2) 23cm long, 4.2 troy o

A William and Mary sterling silver tablespoon, London 1692 by William Swadling Trefid pattern, with an oval shaped bowl with a reeded rat tail heel. The terminal engraved with initials M * B. Fully ma

A silver tablespoon William Cowell, Sr. (1682-1736), Boston, MA, circa 1710 Oval bowl, flat handle with trefid end, "rattail" bowl back, engraved with monogram, "B/ MD," to back of handle, marked, "WC

A silver tablespoon Jurian Blanck, Jr. (1644-1715), New York, NY, circa 1690 With trefid end, "rattail" bowl back, engraved with monogram "C*H" to front, engraved with monogram "VD/ I*T" to back, mark

A GEORGE III RAT-TAIL SILVER TREFID SPOON, by David Peter, Dublin, 1769, 20cm long. approx 56 grams.

group of 12 early 19th c. London Hanoverian style lapped sterling silver table spoons including set of 6 1799-1800 Thomas Wallis II spoons, 2 1799-1800 George Smith IV spoons, and two with illegible h

most London, early to mid 18th century, eight similar spoons including set of three rattail back and lion heraldic on back, marks for 1736, partial maker's mark; one spoon with shell bowl, partial mar

Georgian sterling silver assembled set of twelve (12) table or place spoons, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, six matching with maker's mark of Elizabeth Oldfield and one slightly smaller with

Georgian sterling silver group of eight (8) table or place spoons, various sizes, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, various makers, various cities, various 18th century dates, some with engraved

Group of (3) Irish George III sterling silver table articles, Dublin, to include: stuffing spoon with strainer, 1805; footed creamer, possibly Thomas Baker, late 18th/early 19th century, with engraved

A 7 1/2" rat tail tablespoon by Samuel Vernon (1683 - 1737), Newport RI, c. 1730, marked at the stem, "SV", and monogrammed "P T" at the back of the handle. Dimensions: The total approximate weight is

A George I Britannia standard tablespoon, London 1714 by Isaac Davenport (reg. April 1697) Hanoverian pattern, with rat tail heel, the terminal later engraved with a crest of a martlet on top of a wre