3 Thomas Streetin London Sterling Silver Teaspoons, 1809. Mono "LW"

Weight: 200 grams. Thomas Streetin 1795 London.

Thomas Dicks London Sterling Silver Fiddle Back Serving Spoon: Measures 12.5" long and weight is 125.7 grams. Hallmarks on reverse with 1809 date mark

Collection of Hallmarked London Sterling Silver Teaspoons to Include: 1 x Richard Evans 1788. 2 x Thomas Wallis 1817 and 2 x Charles Lias 1846. (5 Items) 77.2 gm.

1894-95 Thomas Bradbury London sterling silver swing handled footed sugar basket , no hallmarks or inscriptions, excellent overall condition 5.5" x 6" 4.3 troy oz.

(12) Wallace sterling silver teaspoons, America pattern, 3 letter mono on front, single letter on back, 9.445 TO

1817 Thomas Wallis and Jonathan Hayne London sterling silver punch ladle with classic Georgian Shell motif handle, ratailed by Black Starr & Gorham Aug. 6, 1941 13" x 3.5" 9.7 troy oz. weighable

3 Georgian Silver Tea Spoons: Possibly T.. Streetin, London, 1734, 5 1/2", 46 Grams.

UTENSILS - Group of (4) 18th & 19th c. English Sterling Silver Utensils, including: George III period handled Mustard Pot with blue glass liner, hallmarked for London 1802 by Thomas Radcliffe, 3 5/8"

Set of 12 sterling silver teaspoons, with hand chased elk at the handle, length 5 3/4 in armorial marks. Purchased Sotheby's London 23-Oct-80 lot 246, 265 gr. catalog and receipt available

The Grouping of teaspoons 2 have the same pattern and the other 3 are various . 5 .5 inch 5 in. approx 80 grams Condition consistent with age and use Each is marked sterling silver

This is an antique sterling silver tankard made by Thomas Wallis II of London, England in 1802. Laurel engraving on the lid. 7 3/4" Tall, 4 3/4" base diameter, 35.6 ozt

Hallmarks date this piece to 1768 London. Measures 10 1/2"L x 3" widest point. Weighs 55 grams. See photos for details. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through

George II Sterling Silver Covered Sugar Bowl Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook, London, 1724 Hemispherical on disk foot. Height 3 1/2 inches (9 cm), diameter 4 1/4 inches (11 cm), approximately 10 ounces.

Antique English Georgian Sterling Silver & Cut Crystal Cruet Set 1774; London, Thomas Daniell, 1774. Holder alone weighs 20.3 troy oz (631 grams).

English silver hallmarks and TH (Thomas Hayter), London maker's marks, circa 1805-1806. With monogrammed handles and repousse swallows. 130 grams, largest 8 1/4"L

An Antique English Sterling Silver Hip FlaskLondon, marked TJ (likely Thomas Jones), small flask with engine turned designed, 3.5103 3/4" wide

A George III sterling silver gilt mounted tiger cowrie shell, London 1809 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson The hinged mount engraved with a circular cartouche with initials MB in cursive script ag

This is a group of three antique walking sticks including the following: ~Carved horn handle cane with and engraved sterling silver collar made by Thomas Dicks of London circa 1877, 33 1/2" long ~ Car

10 Sterling Silver Caps and Jar Tops, Thomas Jones Watson, London, England, 1868. Including six jar tops (3 round and three rectangular) and four bottle caps. With engraved decoration centered with a

Thomas Wallis II (1785-1809),George III, Sterling silver fork, Great Britain, London (1796) Une fourchette en argent sterling, poinçons au dos Sterling silver fork, hallmarks underneath 8"; 20.32 cm

(1) George III teaspoon with engraved handle by Thomas Wallis II, London, 1807. 16 grams approx. 5 3/8". (2) Pair teaspoons with engraved monograms by John Le Gallais, London, 1858. 34 total grams app

George IV sterling silver Sherry label by Thomas & James Phipps II, London, 1820. 1.75" (4.4cm), 0.3 troy ounces (9.36g). Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in

Thomas Wallis II (1785-1809), George III, Sterling silver spoon, Great Britain, London (1789) Cuillère en argent sterling, poinçonnée au dos Sterling silver spoon, Hallmarks on the back 8 1/2"; 21.

English and Dutch silver tongs. 1) English sterling silver sugar tongs by G. Adams, 1865. 2) Thomas Northcote English bright-cut sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1791. 3) Dutch leaf and branch-for