Georgian Silver Table or Place Spoons, 18th C, 8

Georgian sterling silver group of eight (8) table or place spoons, various sizes, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, various makers, various cities, various 18th century dates, some with engraved

Georgian sterling silver assembled set of twelve (12) table or place spoons, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, six matching with maker's mark of Elizabeth Oldfield and one slightly smaller with

English sterling silver "trefoil" pattern table or place spoons, a group of ten, various makers, some woth maker's marks possibly of Charles Jackson, William Webb (Winchester), Edmond Richards (Exeter

pair of late 18th c. Hanoverian lapped bowl silver table spoons, marked with two cartouches "FD" on each -likely American or Canadian 8.5" 4.2 troy oz.

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

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.)

set of 5 ca. 1840 Ball, Tompkins, & Black NYC coin silver "Kings" or "New King" Georgian shell style pattern table spoons with delicate script "NSP" monogram on reverse 8.25" x 2" 11.2 troy oz.

17 American Federal coin silver table or serving spoons, most 18th century. Includes 6 tablespoons with mid rib handles; slashed drops and Hanoverian style monograms en verso HIL, with double marks: E

A Pair of American Coin Silver Table Spoons, second half of 18th century Marks to each: OP 7-3/4 inches (19.7 cm) (each) 3.01 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society

A Grouping of Twelve Georgian Silver Coffee Spoonsthird quarter 18th century, London, Hanoverian pattern, to include (4) with the mark of Benjamin Cartwright II; one with the mark of Ebenezer Coker; (

4 Various Georgian Hallmarked Silver Table Spoons, London, 266 grams, 8 7/8" Long

A pair of 18th century sterling silver table spoons with bright cut decoration, London 1794 Peter and Anne Bateman. Length 21 cm Weight 119 g in good condition with typical surface patination

Pair of Georgian Silver Table Spoons , Thomas Wallis II, London, 1796, 8 3/4" L.

18th Century or early 19th Century, including two with maker's mark 'NV', possibly for Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, c. 1765; two with maker's mark 'N' within a scalloped rectangle; one with make

(lot of 4) English sterling silver spoons, including: (2) spoons, Joseph Hicks, c.1783, Exeter hallmarks, monogrammed, approx 8"l, (1) spoon, handle engraved with initials, 1726, partially obliterated

A Chinese Chippendale Carved Mahogany Silver Table 18th Century Height 30 x width 34 x depth 21 3/8 inches.  Property from the Collection of Marion and Henry Bloch, Kansas City, Missouri

A Group of Seven Nathaniel Coleman Coin Silver Table Spoons, Burlington, New Jersey, second half of the 18th century Marks: N. COLEMAN 9-1/2 inches (24.1 cm) (longest) 13.85 troy ounces Property from

two-part mold for making rat-tail table spoons. Retains original surface. Together with an example of an appropriate spoon. Three pieces total. 18th century. 8 1/2" LOA.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatu

18th century Georgian sterling silver serving spoon. Scrolled head. Partial date mark. Maker's mark for Elizabeth Tookie or Tuite. London. 11in length. 2.97 ozt.

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine collection of 4 Queen Anne style silver dog-nose spoons and 1 tablespoon with a broad finial. All 5 are personalized with engraved ini

(lot of 2) English sterling silver table spoons, including: (1) King George III period, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1787, London hallmarks, monogrammed CBDeM (Cecil B. DeMille, American, 1881-

6pc Ornate Georgian English Silver Table Wares. Includes a London ladle with wood twist handle 13'' date code 1757 by ''DH'' maker, a Birmingham silver thistle spoon 8.5'' date code 1891 by ''S&I'' ma

Four Dutch Silver Table Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a tea caddy, a tulipiere, a snuff box and a nut dish. Height of tallest example 5 3/8 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of

Four Georgian Silver Serving Spoons 18th/19th Century one pair marked for John Mitchison, London and Newcastle, 1788; the other for James Beebe, London, 1830. 8 ozt 19 dwt Length of largest 9 inches.