SILVER CADDY SPOON, SHEFFIELD, NATHANIEL SMITH & CO, 1797

British Sheffield Plate Neoclassical silver plate tea caddie, Georgian, ca. late 18th - mid 19th century. Marked with a hand, likely Nathaniel Smith & Co. or Padley, Parkin & Co., Sheffield. Neoclassi

BAG OF STERLING SPOONS AND MISC english silver caddy spoon sheffield 1917

ALEX STYLES FOR GARRARD: A SILVER CADDY SPOON by Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1970, signed DES. / A.G. STYLES, of plain form with a circular handle. 7cm long, 1 troy ounces

A GEORGE V SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Liberty & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1934, no. 3181, plain pear-shaped bowl, the handle also with engraved feather-edge decoration. 9cm long

QEll Carrs Silverware Silver Gilt Caddy Spoon. Hallmarked Sheffield 2002 with QEII Golden Jubilee Commemorative Mark.

7 Pieces Silver: 5 Horderves Forks [marked A1 Coin Silver Co.] Spoon Sheffield England, Sterling Handle], Bell [Sterling Handle]. Sizes: forks 6 in. ; spoon 7.25 in., bell 4.75 in.

Together with a Tiffany & Co sterling silver caddy spoon, both monogrammed, total weight approx. 2 T.O. Together with a group of silver plated flatware including serving pieces. Condiment spoon, 5-1/4

A GEORGE IV SILVER TEA CADDY by Thomas Blagden & Co, Sheffield 1828, of bombe form, lift-off cover with a rectangular finial, the body chased with foliage and shells, engraved with initials and a

Group of Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons. Comprising: Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield, set of 12 sterling silver demitasse spoons, circa 1894. Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield, pair of sterling silver

Set of six silver Coronation spoons by R Bond & Co, Sheffield 1935

hallmarked London, 1861, FH (The Portland Co (Francis Higgins III)), with shell form bowl and cartouche handle, total weight 21gm, length 10cm

hallmarked London, 1867, GA (Chawner & Co), of conventional form, decorated with an elegant bright cut foliate design to bowl and stem with beaded edge, engraved crest to terminal, total weight 14gm,

A SILVER CADDY SPOON IN THE SHAPE OF A JOCKEY CAP. Hallmarked Sheffield, 5cm x 4cm, weight 12.2g

A Geo V silver caddy spoon with shell decoration to handle, the bowl engraved 1848-1928, hallmarked Sheffield 1927, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Approx. 2 1/4"

With foliate handles and shell shaped bowls, Maker: M Friedlander & Co, 1905. L: 10cm (4 in.), 37g.

This is a sterling silver tea caddy spoon in the Vine pattern by Tiffany & Co, circa 1872. The Vine pattern by Tiffany has many motifs; this particular one is the grape design. The bowl is gilt, showi

An English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Hallmarks for Cooper Brothers and Sons, Sheffield, England, 1900, 2.25" long. Scalloped shell motif on handle. Together with a Danish silver tea strainer sp

19th Century William IV Antique Old Sheffield Soup Tureen On Stand Circa 1830 Waterhouse Hatfield & Co/Roberts Smith & Co. A beautiful oval shaped Old sheffield soup tureen on stand with stunning flor

Roberts, Smith & Co, Sheffield, England, 19th century. having elegant form with well-chased body atop brilliantly formed stand. marked at base with Bell hallmark. not monogrammed. H15 ½”

AMERICAN STERLING & OTHER SILVER SPOONS AND SUGAR TONGS, FIVE PIECES:American sterling silver includes 1 Wallace sugar spoon with a lion tip; 1 Frank Smith Silver Co. "Pilgrim" sugar tongs, monogramme

Ornate Sheffield Silver-plated Hot Water Urn by Lawrence B. Smith Co., Boston, Massachusetts. Urn with repousse grapes and vine, tuned wood handle and finial. Stand with beautifully detailed ball and

What we have here is an assortment of coin silver spoons. The largest of the serving spoons is made by M.S. Smith and Co. and measure 8 1/4" and have the initials IRG engraved on the handle. We also h

comprising a heart-shaped caddy spoon, a Shreve & Co. shell form spoon, and a box with engraved stag on lid. Weight: 5.025 OZT. Largest: 5 3/4"high, 2" wide. Wear to box lid. Provenance: Property of a

Pair of hurricane lamps 1.8"H after John Café 1751 with one glass shade, pair of Sheffield candlesticks after Nathaniel Smith 1799, pair of chamber candlesticks after Matthew Boulton 1789, comes with