James II Garrard & Co Sterling Silver Trefid Spoon

Item: Garrard & Co Replica of James II Trefid Sterling Silver Spoon Maker/Designer: Garrard & Co. Origin: England Date/Period: 1994 Silver Purity: Sterling Silver Size: 4 1/2 Inches Long Item Weight:

A pair of James II sterling silver spoons London 1685 by Lawrence Coles Trefid pattern, each with later flat chased decoration throughout of foliage, lattice work and rocaille C scrolls. The bowl inte

Charles II lace back sterling silver trefid spoon, London, 1679; prick decoration and initial on the back of trefid, 54 gr.

Tiffany & Co ST. James Sterling Silver Spoon Set of 2. Measures 7" Long and 5 3/4" Long. Weight is 2.7ozt. Marked: Tiffany & Co Sterling, Makers Mark.

A twelve piece lot of Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver egg spoons, gold wash bowls, monogrammed. Total weight: 7.88 troy oz. 4.625"

A lot of twelve Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver bouillon spoons, monogrammed. Total weight: 12.25 troy oz. 5.5"

A lot of twelve Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver citrus spoons, monogrammed. Total weight: 13.76 troy oz. 5.75"

A twelve piece lot of Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver large soup spoons, monogrammed. Total weight: 35.5 troy oz. 7.75"

Sterling Silver Garrard & Co. Enameled Silver Spoons, Signed T&S with English Hallmarks, In Original Box, Spoon - 3 3/4'' L (from Long Island, NY home)

A lot of twelve Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver ice cream or sorbet spoons and gold wash bowls. Total weight: 10.62 troy oz. 5.5"

A twelve piece lot of Tiffany & Co. St. James sterling silver large tablespoons, monogrammed. Total weight: 38.02 troy oz. 8.5"

Tiffany & Co sterling silver demitasse spoons in the Zodiac pattern, set of six, each with different signs of the Zodiac, 4" long. Together with a Tiffany & Co sterling sugar sifter having a pierced g

TWELVE TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONSNew York, Circa 1910Initial mark for John C. Moore II. Japonesque, the hammered handles engraved with eight various designs. Not monogrammed. Lengths 2�

12 Tiffany & Co. John C. Moore II Sterling Silver Fruit Spoons, circa 1920. A three letter "MRM" monogram to the ends of the handle. Tiffany & Co. sterling silver marks to the underside handle. Weight

(12) S J Rose of Birmingham gold washed sterling silver demitasse spoons, retailed by Garrard & Co. Ltd., 1924, each having a burnt umber enameled handle, maker marked, 3.75"l.

Set of Twelve Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Enameled Demitasse Spoons1907-1947 period mark, directorship of John C. Moore II, with geometric enameled patterning cobalt and iron red with rose gold wash

Twelve (12) Antique American Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons. Makers include Gorham, Lunt, James . Blake & Co. and others. All in good condition. Weight on all approx. 110 grams. PROVENANCE: A Privat

Tiffany & Co "St. James" Sterling Silver Tableware to Include a Round Bowl Spoon together with a Vegetable Serving Fork. Each item is properly marked. Spoon measures 7-7/8". Serving fork measures 7-7/

A Charles II sterling silver spoon, London 1681 by Thomas Allen Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel, later gilt. The terminal prick dot engraved with initials P over W M with scrolls

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF NINE, comprising a Dominick & Haff "Charles II" pattern 7 3/4" preserve spoon and 5 1/4" cream ladle, each marked for retailer Nowlan & Co.; and a J.B. & S.M. K

A sterling silver souvenir spoon commemorating the New York World's Fair, 1940 by Tiffany & Co. Marked Tiffany & Co., Sterling, M Pat. The underside of the spoon bowl captioned, New York World's Fair,

A cased pair of Elizabeth II parcel gilt sterling silver commemorative candlesticks, London 1977 by Garrard and Co The Queen’s Beasts, one formed as the lion of England and the other as the Unic

A cased pair of Elizabeth II parcel gilt sterling silver commemorative candlesticks, London 1977 by Garrard and Co The Queen’s Beasts, one formed as the lion of England and the other as the Unic

Two Tiffany & Co. Italian Sterling Silver Servers with Gold Washpatented circa 1870, one with period mark circa 1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, includes a large serving spoon (9 1/2 in.),