Three silver caddy spoons one hallmarked London 1893

Three Silver Caddy Spoons; London MC 1828, Dutch and one repaired.

29 pieces English silver, most London, 19th century: tea caddy spoon, three scissors form sugar tongs; one pair strap form sugar tongs, ten teaspoons, sauce ladle, sauce ladle with spout, serving spoo

Three George II silver Apostle spoons- one London 1757.

Three various silver propelling pencils, to include one hallmarked London 1946, maker Johnson, Matthey & Co, for Yard-o-Led, one hallmarked Birmingham 1986, maker Yard-o-Led, the other hallmarked Lond

A silver caddy spoon with spherical finial to handle, hallmarked London 2004, maker TPTE. Approx. 3" long

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

hallmarked London, 1836, SH//DC (Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater), with oval form bowl and Queens pattern handle, total weight 28m, length 9.5cm

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 Dutch .835 silver teaspoon, the handle surmounted by image of an Airedale Terrier dog. Together with three small silver salt spoons hallmarked Birmingham 1951, Birmingham 1976, and London 1937, vari

Four silver spoons and one silver fork cast silver, from different periods and countries. From the right, sterling silver spoon fully hallmarked London 1910-1911, silversmiths Wakely & Wheeler (Ref. J

hallmarked 1792 (London), PB//AB (Peter & Ann Bateman), with shell form bowl and bright cut decoration to handle with engraved initials 'M.F' total weight 7gm, length 8cm

Three items of silver flatware comprising a Geo III silver table spoon hallmarked London 1811, maker Peter & William Bateman, a silver sauce ladle hallmarked Sheffield 1968, maker Payne & Son, and a s

Six Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Salt Spoons hallmarked London, all in the the traditional "Old English" pattern, including three with date letters 1782-1783, 1787-1788 and 1790-1791, all with shove

A group of 18 English sterling silver spoons. Comprised of a set of six teaspoons 5.5" long. Five hallmarked for Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1854 and one hallmarked WS, London, 1856. Together with a set

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

Two English tea caddy spoons. Comprised of a sterling caddy spoon having a scalloped shell shaped bowl. Hallmarked for London, 1807. Marker's initials TH...possibly for Thomas Harper. Together with a

Three Geo IV silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons comprising two hallmarked London 1822, maker W. S. and one hallmarked London 1823, maker R.B. Largest approx. 5 1/2" long (3)

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked London, 1893-1894, by Edward Hutton (W. Hutton & Sons), circular cauldron form, with beaded rim and raised on three shell-crested stepped

England, consisting of a pair of Britannia silver .950 fine tablespoons, hallmarked London 1911 with maker's marks for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a sterling silver serving spoon, hallmarked

hallmarked, London, 1814, makers rubbed possibly A.B Savory, together with four assorted Georgian and Victorian sterling silver spoons, total weight 316gm

Two silver salt spoons, one fiddle pattern hallmarked Exeter 1858 maker JS, the other Old English pattern London c.1780 maker Hester Bateman. Largest approx 4" long (2)

Three antique English sterling silver sugar tongs, one of plain form with monogram hallmarked London 1821 with maker's marks for William Bateman I, weight 34 grams, the second with bright cut detail &

Set of Four Early George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Later Spoons hallmarked London, 1762-1763, by John Muns (ca. 1725-1768; free 1746), with lobed and gadrooned rim and raised on three step

London Hallmarked silver and cut glass condiment caddy. One piece is marked with the 1890-1904 mark for Charles Stuart Harris. One has what appears as a worn AB mark. Each cut glass bottle has a silve