A WILLIAM IV SILVER CADDY SPOON, by James Beebe,

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

hallmarked 1836, WRS, in fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, total weight 11gm, length 9cm

A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoons, hallmarked London 1827, maker James Beebe. Approx. 4 1/2" long (2)

Irish sterling silver serving spoon, Dublin, circa 1830. Hallmarks to underside. 12 3/4"L, 4.15 ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard L. Rasner, purchased from James Robinson Inc. New York.

A WILLIAM IV SILVER CADDY, by Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1837, squat circular form, the hinged cover with foliate finial, raised on shell-form feet. 11.5cm high, 11.2 troy ounces

A William IV Silver Soup Spoon William Chawner, London, 1831 Hanoverian pattern. Length 9 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard H. Brown, Chicago, Illinois

A Pair of Scottish William IV Silver Serving Spoons Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow, 1837 hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 10 ozt 18 dwt Length 11 5/8 inches.

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER BASTING SPOONS, by Mary Chawner London 1835, kings pattern, with engraved armorial to handle terminals, length 31 cm, weight 13 troy ounces.

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Mary Chawner, London 1834, Fiddle pattern. (2) 22cm long, 5.2 troy ounces gross The marks are very crisp and clear. Over-cleaned but in generally good cond

Antique Early 19th Century English William IV Period Serving Spoon. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Features a classic design in large scale. Bears Hallmarks for Joseph II & Albert Savory London 1837. Mea

Item: Antique William IV Sterling Silver Egg Cruet 1831 Egg Cups & Spoons Approx. Total Weight - 1264g / 40.6oz Cruet Stand & Egg Cups Date - 1831 Made in London Maker - Barnard Bros. Approx. Height o

Rare William IV Silver-Inlaid Tortoiseshell Serpentine Tea Caddy, second quarter 19th century, on brass ball feet, the sides and cover veneered in figured tortoiseshell, the serpentine front veneered

DESCRIPTION: 12 pieces of antique English fiddle, thread & shell pattern flatware, each marked. (2) William IV spoons, mark of Mary Chawner, London, 1835, one featuring "A" initial. L: 7" (6) Victoria

Two pairs of George III and IV silver salt spoons, William Eley and William Fearn, London 1814 and William Eaton, London 1821, King's Hourglass pattern, one pair with Union Shell heel, the other with

including stuffing spoon with marks James Beebe, London, 1831; one ladle, marks for James Keaton, Dublin, 1811; three shell handle salt spoons, marks for 1817, [lacking city mark, monograms r

A William IV provincial sterling silver milk jug, York 1835 by James Barber and William North Of circular bombe form with turned over rim and a C scroll handle, raised upon four shell and scroll brack

hallmarked 1815, J.W (James Wintle), with oval bowl and shell handle, total weight 14gm, length 8cm

Nice period Georgian piece. William Woodward silversmith. Weighs about 11 grams.

English sterling silver group of 4 spoons and 1 ladle. (1) George III silver tablespoon by Solomon Hougham, 1802. 67 grams approx. 8 3/4". (2) William IV silver ladle by Charles Lias, 1837. 68 grams a

A William IV sterling silver trophy goblet, London 1834 by John James Whiting (reg. Oct 1833) Of campana form upon a domed pedestal foot chased with a scythe, sheers, pitch fork and bundle of wheat. T

A George III Silver Condiment Spoon James Barber and William Whitwell, York, 1818 having an Old English pattern handle. hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 9 dwt Length 4 5/8 inch

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:

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

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