A George III silver caddy spoon, with scoop shaped bowl

hallmarked 1792 (London), PB//AB (Peter & Ann Bateman), with shell form bowl and bright cut decoration to handle with engraved initials 'M.F' total weight 7gm, length 8cm

A GEORGE V SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Liberty & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1934, no. 3181, plain pear-shaped bowl, the handle also with engraved feather-edge decoration. 9cm long

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

hallmarked London, 1791, with tapering handles set with crests surrounded by c-scroll decoration and gilt scalloped shaped bowls, decorated with fruit, total weight 153gm, length 17cm

This is an antique George III tea caddy spoon from George Wintel of London, England circa 1793. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this caddy spoon features a scalloped bowl and delicate engraved detai

Group of George III/IV Sterling Silver Table Articles 18th/ 19th Century Comprising an Irish cream jug, Irish sugar bowl, sauceboat, and a tea caddy spoon. Diameter of sugar bowl 5 1/8 inches (13 cm),

A collection of silver novelty items A collection of silver novelty items, to include A Dutch caddy spoon, a George III stilton scoop, a similar miniature example, a silver mounted cut glass dressing

Two Antique English Silver Spoonsthe first a George III caddy spoon, mark of Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, London (1799), with period bright cut engraving and monogram, shell form bowl (2 3/8 in.

A George III silver caddy spoon, as a horse jockey cap, bright engraved peak, 5cm long, rubbed maker's mark, London 1810

A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1809, in the form of a leaf, engraved with a monogram. 7.5cm long

A near pair of George III sterling silver caddy spoons, London circa 1780 by Hester Bateman Each with a shell form with plain lobed handle. Each marked with makers mark and lion passant only. (2) Leng

George III sterling silver tea scoop, figural hand shaped, Birmingham, 1806, John Turner; Shell and thread tea scoop, Birmingham, 1831, John Brashier, hand chased and hallmarked

English, early 19th century. Group of two George III sterling silver double marrow spoons or scoops comprising: a plain spoon, marks of William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1801, and an armorial spoo

(2) George III silver berry spoons, engraved handles, repousse bowls, 3.83 TO, 8 3/4" long

Includes a pair of George III sterling silver berry spoons with gold washed bowls, c. 1792. Measure 8". and 3.9 ozt.

Thomas Townsend George III sterling silver strainer spoon. Irish, circa 1820. The bowl with fixed pierced strainer. With maker's hallmarks to underside. Retailed by William Law. Length 14". 6.520 troy

A Pair of English George III Silver Berry Spoons. Each bearing a gold washed bowl. Hallmarked for London, 1801. Together with two English Victorian silver serving spoons and an English silver salt spo

With foliate handles and shell shaped bowls, Maker: M Friedlander & Co, 1905. L: 10cm (4 in.), 37g.

Two George III sterling silver sauce boats with scrolled acanthus handles, shaped bowls, and cabriole legs terminating in hoofed feet. Hallmarked "FM". 5-1/4in tall x 7-1/2in wide. Approx. 19 ozt tota

Boxed set 5 George III silver fruit spoons & a ladle; engraved handles and repousse bowls, London, various dates, c 1810, 8.00 TO

A George III silver gentleman officer's campaign dining set, comprising oval beaker, knife, fork, spoon, marrow scoop, combination urnular nutmeg grater and corkscrew, and further fittings, each contr

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

A rare George III Irish sterling silver travelling or canteen snuff spoon cum marrow scoop, Dublin circa 1790 by John Osbourne Of conventional plain form, marked to the reverse with standard mark, tow

A George III silver mote spoon, London circa 1770 by Thomas Wallis Conventional form, shell heel bowl with pierced decoration of nought cross and scrolls. Marked with makers mark twice to stem only. L