GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER STUFFING SPOON

Fiddle pattern with engraved crests. Marked for Henry & Charles Day, London, 1821. L.: 30 cm (11 3/4 in.)235g of weighable silver

Pair of English George IV sterling silver stuffing spoons, ca. 1827-28, hallmarked, possibly William Cooper, engraved with Griffin, 122 grams. 8 1/2''l

Irish George III sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Ward, c.1800, bright cut decoration with radiating star, vacant cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, approx 11 5/8"l, 3.35ozt **Provenance: F

1) George IV silver fish slice, maker RR, probably Robert Rutland, London, 1826-27, 13 in. L. (monogrammed), and 2) Continental silver stuffing spoon, unidentified maker, 13 1/2 L.; 11.40 ozt t.w.

Collection of Three Antique English and Irish Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons: (1) English George III spoon with hallmarks for London, 1808 and "TB", (Thomas Barker), (1) Spoon with hallmarks for Dubl

Pair of Irish Silver Stuffing Spoons, a Victorian Stuffing Spoon and a George III Ladel Comprising: A pair of Irish stuffing spoons, marked Dublin, probably 1780, engraved with crest A Victorian stuff

Group of (3) Irish George III sterling silver table articles, Dublin, to include: stuffing spoon with strainer, 1805; footed creamer, possibly Thomas Baker, late 18th/early 19th century, with engraved

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

5 Five Sterling Silver Serving Pieces Comprising a Georg Jensen serving spoon, Old Newbury Crafters stuffing spoon and dessert slice, George III skewer and a George IV stuffing spoon. Total approximat

Includes an English King George IV stuffing spoon with crest, a pierced Dutch silver serving spoon, a scalloped edge spoon with a Baltimore Assay mark from the early 1800's marked 10-15, and an unmark

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 PAIR OF GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER SECOND COURSE DISHES, the first marked for Jacob West (Alderman), Dublin 1823, the second for William Nolan, Dublin 1821, circular, each with gadrooned rim and engr

George IV Irish sterling silver repousse teapot with floral, foliate, grapes and rococo scroll cartouches with "gooseneck" spout, crested handle and raised on lion's paw feet, Irish assay hall marks:

A William Nowland George IV Irish Silver Hot Water Kettle on Stand, Dublin, circa 1815

A set of ten George IV Irish silver teaspoons, Charles Marsh, Dublin 1827, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, 14.5cm long, 10.23ozt (10)

Good George IV Irish Four-Piece Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Set, hallmarked Dublin, 1821, by Edward Power (free 1816, d. 1846), comprising a coffeepot, h. 9-1/4", l. 11-3/4", a teapot, h. 6", l. 11

George IV Irish Sterling Silver Waiter, hallmarked Dublin, 1822, by James Le Bas, of circular form, with rocaille "Chippendale" rim and raised on three pad feet, dia. 6-3/4", 10.07 t. oz.

A George II Silver Stuffing Spoon. Reverse bears hallmarks of London, 1751, and JW for James Wilks Length: 14" Wt: 5.90 ozt

Four Large George III and George IV Silver Serving Spoonsthe largest spoon with integral sifter to bowl, worn maker's mark, retailer mark of Edward Twycross, Dublin, 1812 date mark, avian engraved des

A GEORGE IV SILVER BASTING SPOON by Charles Eley, London 1825, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a C within a laurel wreath. 30.5cm long, 4.3 troy ounces Marks are clear and well-struck. No splits or den

Two George III Silver Stuffing Spoons, Marks of Hester BatemanLondon, one with 1783 date mark the other with worn date mark, both with period script monograms to handles. 11 5/8 in longest. 6.85 total

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:

Pair of George IV Silver Serving Spoons, Mark of Jonathan HayneLondon (1830), in the Kings pattern, without a monogram. 9 1/8 in. 8.35 total troy oz. Additional high-resolution photos are available a

A Pair of Scottish George IV Silver Berry Spoons Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1825 each having a bright cut handle with foliate decoration. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside 4 ozt 7 dwt Length 9