English Sterling Dish & Medicine Spoon

Lot of two, including a London 1896 fluted dish with engraved crowned garter with "GR" in center and unreadble Latin motto surround, makers mark of "GH", 3 3/4" diameter x 1/2" high, and a medicine.in

Elizabeth Tooley, C. 1767. Inset with a coin depicting Queen Anne. T-Shape handle with feathering. Bowl Edge Decorated with Chased Flowers. Hallmarked as shown. 6 1/4" in length.

Four sterling utensils including Gorham berry spoon in buttercup pattern, 1950. Also includes child's medicine spoon marked sterling KEM PAT, Towle soft cheese spreader in Old English pattern 1892 and

Georgian 1786 meat skewer and 1795 spoon, English hallmarked match holder, spoons, and round cup/dish. Total weight 8.82 OZT. Some scratches & wear to skewer.

Tea caddie, dish, set of 8 SP spoons, sauce boat. weight 15.6 troy ounces.

Including six .925 silver nut dishes, a marked sterling condiment dish, an English hallmarked open salt, a George III caddy spoon, a Gorham caddy spoon, a match holder marked sterling, a spoon with a

Comprising: a pair of covered mustard pots and a pair of matching salts, each fitted with cobalt glass liners, a similar small circular dish "London 1992". Together with two various salt spoons. [1/4"

3pc Sterling Silver Items Including English Mustard Dish w/ Cobalt Blue Glass Insert w/ Spoon, Small Salt Dish w/ Spoon & English Sniffer by Asprey. Total Weight- 80.9g/2.6ozt. Dimensions of Sniffer-

most American, 20th century, including 14 sterling items: cake plate; eight bread and butter plate's two soup spoons; nut dish and hollow handle asparagus server; English silver lidded box; German sil

Six Sterling Silver Articles English 19th/20th Century. Comprising a sauce boat, a victorian Salt spoon, a tea strainer, cedar lined box, cobalt lined mustard pot and pierced shell form dish. Total we

The slightly tarnished child's feeding dish on underplate with similar fork and spoon are enameled with characters from traditional English fairy tales and nursery rhymes. The fork and spoon are made

AMERICAN, ENGLISH & OTHER STERLING SOUVENIR SPOONS, PICKS & LADLE, LATE 19TH-20TH C., 27 PIECES:Including 1 Gorham "Home & Hearth" spoon with gold wash and 1 with woman and cat figural tip; 1 figural

Including coin spoons, a JB English London stuffing spoon (12"l), a coin silver stuffing spoon, a pair of shell form bowls by S. Kirk, and other items Appx. 27 t.o. total

English (Birmingham & London), late 19th-20th century. Three sterling silver decorative dishes and a square tea caddy with scenic decoration; largest dish lg. 10.5, wd. 8.25 in., silver wt. 19.57ozt (

Est. $300 - 500 WM&S Sterling Dish. Weighs 10.19 ozt. Measures 12" long, 9.25" wide and 2 " deep. Marked WM&S, Sheffield, Lion, 1902. Pierced Sections in sides of bowl.

Hallmarked, James Vickery, London. Dimensions: H .75" x D 7.75"Weight: 6.260 oztCondition: No issues to note

Whiting hem measure 4-3/4" long. Black, star & frost medicine spoon, monogrammed. 4-7/8" long. 1.1 ozt.

Monogrammed, marked for John Blake (London) and dated 1806. L: approx. 8 5/8". Weight: approx. 1.96 ozt.

TOWLE "OLD ENGLISH" STERLING SPOONS, 35 PIECES:Includes 12 teaspoons, 12 soup or place spoons, and 11 serving spoons, L.8 1/8". Weighs approximately 48.37 troy ounces. Monogrammed initial 'S'.

London, 1975; issued for the Royal Society For The Protection Of Birds; comprising twelve spoons, each decorated to terminal with a different bird, with in a fitted wood case with plaque; approximatel

Two antique English sterling silver spoons, comprising a near pair; each with gold-washed shell-shaped bowl showing chased foliate scrolls; the handles further chased with floral designs; with hallmar

Pair of hallmarked 18th century English sterling silver serving spoons. Hester Bateman HB maker's mark, London, circa 1776. Each 8 1/4"L. 158.1 grams total. Tarnished, one with scratches to the handle

Including bow handle and reticulated. Birmingham and others. All hallmarked. 4" to 6" wide. 7.8 ozt total.

English Sterling Spoons, includes: four 7 1/4" London, 1799-1800 spoons by George Baskerville, and six 5 1/4" European teaspoons late 18th to early 19th c., 5.32 ozts TW. CONDITION: Teaspoons tarnishe