1795-96 Richard Groves London sterling spoons

A Georgian sterling silver stuffing / dressing serving spoon. Bottom marked hallmarks, for William Sumner and Richard Crossley, London, 1775. Stag crest. Measures 12" long. Weighs 96.3 grams.

Richard Comyns, London 1967 sterling silver mustard pot with a spoon formed as mouse hanging from the owl's mouth, height of mustard 7.2cm,

LONDON STERLING STRAINING SPOON, ARMORIAL CREST, SIGNED GS WF, C.1795. LENGTH 12"; 5.13 OZT

(8) Sterling and silver spoons to include 1787 Richard Crossley London Berry Spoon in repousse floral and scroll decoration, 8-3/8"L, Shiebler sterling 5 o'clock spoon, Flora pattern, 5-1/2"L, Whiting

A miscellaneous group of English sterling silver table articles. Comprised of an assembled set of six bright cut grapefruit spoons, 5-1/8" long. Hallmarks for London, 1795 & 1796, 1803, 1805, 1812 and

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver serving spoons with engraved and gilt bowls. One spoon- 1795-6. Richard Crossley- possible maker. 8-3/4" long. 4.2 troy ounces.

Early Georgian Sterling silver Large serving spoon circa 1795 London silversmiths George Smith III & William Fearn

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

This is a fine antique sterling silver serving spoon with King George III marking. It was manufactured by Richard Crossley of London in 1790. 11 1/4" long and it weighs 3.1ozt

English. London. 1802. Maker: Richard Cooke. Length 12". (3 oz) Together with a silver plated salad fork and spoon. Length 13". (3 pcs) (100/150)

Local Collection 1787 Hester Bateman Sterling Serving Spoon 2ozt 8.6in LondonSilver Monogram. 8.625in, old USD 385.00 price tag verso, multi letter monogram, hallmark partially superimposed over duty

English George IlI sterling silver assembled flatware partial service, 60 pieces circa 1795-96, plus 24 undated knives and 6 additional 20th century spoons, 90 pieces total. Includes: 12 table or dinn

Collection of Hallmarked London Sterling Silver Teaspoons to Include: 1 x Richard Evans 1788. 2 x Thomas Wallis 1817 and 2 x Charles Lias 1846. (5 Items) 77.2 gm.

Monogrammed, marked for John Blake (London) and dated 1806. L: approx. 8 5/8". Weight: approx. 1.96 ozt.

Elaborate bowls with raised berries, hallmarks of London, 9, no monogram, excellent, 139 grams total.

Includes a total of six (6) antique London England late 18th century English silver spoons by maker Richard Crossley 1782. The handle ends on each are engraved with the name Botham Salt Hill. Measure

A Miscellaneous Collection of Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Serving Utensils by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including two sauce ladles by Richard Crossley (London, 1805), a berry spoon, two

A matched pair of Antique 1795 English Sterling Silver Georgian Cream Ladles. Made by Richard Crossley of London. Proper hallmarks. Each 4 1/4". Very good condition, no monograms. Combined weight 25 g

A set of eight 18th century sterling silver tea spoons with feather edge engraved borders. Made in London by George Smith, note there is no date letter. Length 11.5 cm Weight 96 g most have been resto

A rare set of six antique London, English sterling silver tea spoons having an ornate flower and leaf design. Four spoon of the George III era by Charles Rawlings circa 1824 and two are Victorian era

Circa 1883 London Gold Washed Sterling Silver Spoons. Hallmarked (rubbed maker's mark). Measure 7-3/4" L, 2-1/8" W. Approx. weight: 3.07 Troy ounces. Condition: Rubbed surface. Need cleaning. Domestic

The matching berry spoons in presentation case with engraved Persianate decoration overall are hallmarked for London 1810, maker's mark William Eley, William Kearn and William Chawner. Measure 8.75 in

(lot of 4) English sterling silver spoons, Thomas Parr, London, bearing only the script hallmark TP, late 18th c., engraved stem, 5.75"l, 1.54ozt *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1

English, 19th century. An assembled group of sterling flatware and tablewares including three London sterling spoons, two sauce boats, one Sheffield and one Birmingham, one creamer, one salt, and one