Georgian silver flatware, etc.

London 1830-1832, William Chawner. An Old English pattern flatware service for 12 comprising of table spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons dinner forks and dessert forks, together with 12 dinner knives

A GROUP OF SCOTTISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, late 18th-19th centuries Makers including Andrew Wilkie, Patrick Robertson, and William Marshall; total silver weight approximate

Various patterns and makers, includes spoons, forks, baby silver, serving pieces etc. Also incudes a teapot, brandy warmer, brushes, candlesticks and a broken vase. Total gross weight approx. 110.9 oz

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES marked JS, Dublin, late 18th-19th centuries total silver weight approximately 74oz troy (46) Please see condition report for detailed listing.

A GROUP OF GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, late 18th-early 19th centuries In the fiddle and fiddle and thread patterns, together with nine threaded dinner knives, six threaded desse

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, 1743-1815 Makers including Arthur Murphy, James Keating, and Richard Whitford; total weighable silver approximately 70oz tro

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, 18th-early 19th centuries Makers including Edward Power, James Brady, and James Le Bas; total silver weight approximately 64

Set of Wallace Sterling Silver Flatware Plus Pair of Weighted Sterling Candleholders, approx. weight 65oz -

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by John Power, Dublin, late 18th-early 19th centuries Together with twenty-four additional Georgian silver flatware pieces by various makers; total sil

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, late 18th-early 19th centuries Makers including John Osborne, Michael Keating, and William Law & Son; total weighable silver

Assembled grouping of Georgian silver flatware, various makes (29 pieces). Largest 8.5"l 50 troy oz

A GROUP OF GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, London, late 18th-early 19th centuries In the Old English pattern, makers including George Smith IV, Solomon Hougham, William Eley & Willi

in the "Fiddlethread" pattern, comprising: tablespoons, teaspoons, dessert spoons, demitasse spoons, dinner forks and dessert forks, 63.40 ozt. t.w..

Mixed Group of Sterling Silver Flatware Etc. Total weight 30 Ounces Troy. Condition - Various conditions, many pieces are monogrammed. See Photos.

A Group of Georgian Silver Flatwareincluding: a pair of knife rests with London (1827) hallmarks; (3) pairs of salt spoons; a single salt spoon; a butter knife; a King's pattern serving spoon with Lon

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Marked sterling. Various makers including Gorham, Theodore B. Starr Inc, etc. Dimensions: (Largest) L 7.5" x W 1.25" Weight: 17.630 ozt Condition: Signs of age and use including some tarnish.

Lot of assorted sterling silver utensils, etc. Includes mostly usable pieces, although some may be for scrap. Some pieces monogrammed. Includes a number of sterling handled dinner knives. Total weight

Assorted sterling silver flatware, tongs, small coasters, cup, and set of Reed & Barton spoons in a box. (22 ozt.).

Comprising: a tea caddy spoon with rosette decorated handle and gold washed bowl, by Whiting; a knife sharpener, "Hampton" by Tiffany; a set of four teaspoons, "Lancaster" by Gorham (monogrammed); a s

Description: A group of silver flatware and other items including four Chilean .900 silver knives, a Gorham sterling silver pierced condiment spoon, six English sterling handled fruit knives, an S. Ki

Type: Flatware Materials: Silver Markings & Inscriptions: Various Date: 19th and 20th century Maker: Various Description: Includes a group of five Walker & Hall sterling silver teaspoons with figural

Assembled grouping of Georgian silver flatware, 29 pieces, some bright cut, largest 8.5"l; together with 9 sterling silver spoons. 39 troy oz

20th century Each stamped for Towle, further stamped: Sterling Designed 1898 by George P. Tilton, the assembled set comprising: 12 old French hollow-handled knives (9.75"), 19 old French hollow-handle