Two English Georgian Silver Place Spoons

Both hallmarked HB, Hester Bateman, one crested the other monogrammed, London, 1809, 1823, each 6-3/4"l, total weight approx. 2 T.O.

A near pair, one clearly marked for Elias Cachart. Both bowls identically pierced. Mid 18th C. 22g. L 13.5 cm (5 3/8 in.)

Two English sterling silver stuffing spoons. The first London 1808, the second London 1822. Both in the fiddle pattern not initialed. Sterling silver, 925 standard. L. 29 cm (11 1/2 in.)

19th C., each 9"l; together with an English sterling silver place spoon, a coin silver place spoon, and Haeberlein 800 Nuremberg place spoon. and an English sterling sugar shovel, appx. 8 t.o.; also i

A group of four Georgian English sterling silver berry spoons. Two pair. The earliest pair having bottom hallmarks which are rubbed and indistinct (8.25" long). The second smaller pair (7-1/8" long) h

(lot of 3) English Georgian sterling silver serving/basting spoons, London, 1722, two by maker T.C, possibly Thomas Chawner, each handle engraved with a stylized bird perched; the other having rubbed

A group of six Georgian English sterling silver spoons. 18th century bottom marked silver. Comprised of two tablespoons, 8" and 8-3/8" long. Together with a set of four teaspoons, 6.75" long, crested

Silver Items including Georgian silver toast rack, [repairs and damage]; pair of Georgian silver open salts; two English silver mote spoons, very partial marks; mote spoon with four marks “PC”; th

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

Two Georgian Sterling Silver Basting Spoons , incl. George III, London, 1789, makers mark "SH" in rectangle, "Old English" pattern with downturned typt, engraved crest, l. 12 1/2 in.; and Scottish Geo

A pair of Georgian English sterling silver salts.Each salt and spoon hallmarked.Salt measures 3" x 4" x2" high.Weight 9.75 troy oz.

English George III Period Oval Two-Handled Sterling Silver Serving Tray, 1797 date letter, by London silversmith Timothy Renou, with unusual engraved central crest depicting a boar's head above a shie

A Group of English and Scottish Silver Items comprising a Georgian silver pitcher, London 1754; a pair of serving spoons, Edinburgh 1812; and two silver liquor tags. 15 ozt. Height of pitcher 5 inches

Two Georgian sterling silver lidded sauce tureens. Each two-handled with fluted body, accented with ribbed rim and foot rim. Lid with similar fluted design and notch for serving spoon. Hallmarked to f

Collection of English and Coin Silver Flatware: Comprising ten Georgian salt spoons, two by William Eley and William Fearns; two ladles; four teaspoons and pair sugar tongs; thirty coin silver teaspoo

18 pieces English silver. .925 fine: most Georgian including two sauce ladle, two sugar tongs, spoon, nine salt spoons; Victorian potato fork, sauce ladle and condiment spoon; salt spoon, five pieces

Three English Silver Serversthe first two a Georgian pair of serving spoons, London, 1742 date marks, with later Victorian design embellishment (8 in.); the third a marrow scoop, Sheffield, 20th centu

1906 Birmingham English sterling silver salt cellars with cobalt glass inserts. Hallmarked on base with partial maker's mark. Together with two Georgian condiment spoons by Solomon Houghman, date mark

Two English Silver Spoons. Together with an English silverplate stuffing spoon and a Continental silver kiddush cup (height: 3" x 1.75")

The first, brite card decorated and hallmarked GW, George Wintle, London, 1813, the second hallmarked, IL HL CL, John, Henry & Charles Lias, One of the most prolific 19th century family firms, London,

11 early 19th century English Georgian silver spoons with fiddle handles monogrammed, made by William Eley & William Fearn. In good condition.

A George III Silver Spoon. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1785, and HB for Hester Bateman. Together with two Georgian silver spoons (Length: 8.5") Bateman length: 8.5"

Hallmarked .833 silver, makers mark VK (J.M. Van Kemper & Son), 12-1/8"l, weight approx. 4 T.O. Together with a Victorian English silver place spoon, crested, makers mark, CB (Charles Boyton), London,

By W.C. and Son, Troy [NY] (8"l) and "I. Owen" (9"l); together with thirteen sterling silver teaspoons of various makers, appx. 11.6 t.o.; also including and not weighed silver plated flatware and ser