Two Sterling Silver Serving Spoons, London 1799

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons by Thomas Dicks, London, circa 1810 and Thomas Brough, London, circa 1820. Both approx 12in long. Approx 6.6ozt total.

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons, possibly hallmarked for John Lias, London 1809 or Jan Lotter. Measures 12" long. Weight - 216 g. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examin

Measures 12"L x 2"W, This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through LiveShipping.

(lot of 3) English Georgian sterling silver serving/basting spoons, London, 1722, two by maker T.C, possibly Thomas Chawner, each handle engraved with a stylized bird perched; the other having rubbed

Two English sterling silver serving spoons, 12" long and 11.5" long, approx. 10 troy ounces total, one is John, Henry & Charles Lias, London, the other is William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawn

Two serving spoons and a ladle, two of the pieces by Geo. Smith & Thomas Hayter, London, the lot weighing 7.15 ozt. In good condition.

Hallmarked, "William Gibson & John Langman makers, London 1891" with chased all-over floral design, gilt finish with some flowers left silver finish, 9" long, total weight 5.50 Ozt.

An English sterling silver 2-piece salad serving set, comprised of a long handled fork and spoon. Hallmarks for London, 1799. Maker's mark TO for Thomas Ollivant. Monogram D on handle tip. 11.25" to 1

Two sterling silver repousse engraved and chased berry spoons, hallmarked, London, England, Joseph Ash 1810 and the other possibly Benjamin Montigue 1798. Each: 8.75" L. Approx 3.91 ozt.

A Miscellaneous Collection of Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Serving Utensils by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century, Including two sauce ladles by Richard Crossley (London, 1805), a berry spoon, two

group of 12 early 19th c. London Hanoverian style lapped sterling silver table spoons including set of 6 1799-1800 Thomas Wallis II spoons, 2 1799-1800 George Smith IV spoons, and two with illegible h

Two Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. One bearing a goldwash to the bowl. Both are monogrammed illegibly. Together with a sterling silver fish server Wt: 7.00 ozt

Artist: Cooper Brothers, other unknown Title: Two Cooper Brothers Silver Plate Serving Spoons in Box / Two Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Medium: Sterling silver, silver plate Description: Two Cooper

One large stuffing spoon by International along with a handsome Georgian style ladle by Towle. Longest: L12 3/4" 269 grams standard

Two highly ornate serving spoons. Oversized. Probably Siam or South Pacific, 20th century. Dimensions: 12" -12 1/2" Total weight: 9.388 troy ounces

Two American Sterling Silver Serving Spoonsincluding a Frank M. Whiting Josephine long handled serving spoon (12 3/4 in.); Wallace Irving/Old Atlanta pierced tablespoon (8 1/4 in.). both without monog

1871 Gorham Gilt Bowl Bright Cut Palm Pattern Serving Spoons. Two monogrammed. 4.19 ozt. Dimensions:9"L. Provenance:

Two Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons with a Roger Bros Silverplate Cake Knife - Dominick & Haff pierced spoon with gold wash face 7 1/2" L; small shell bonbon spoon 5" L (Towle pictorial mark)

Birmingham, circa 1875, with sterling silver blades engraved with foliage; together with two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons; 11.15 ozt. t.w.

Two monogrammed sterling silver serving spoons by Schulz & Fischer, active 1863-1900, San Francisco. One gilt washed. Templar pattern. Marks: STERLING / SCHULZ & FISCHER Dimensions: 9"l Weight: 2 ozt

Two Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. Acorn pattern. One spoon has a pierced bowl Wt: 7 ozt

Each engraved with family crest. Mark of Karl Faberge. Assayer's mark of Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky, Moscow, (1859-1894). Stamped silver mark 84 (875/1000 purity degree). L: 11 in.

Two (2) highly ornate Continental sterling silver serving spoons. Both tested, no markings found. Dimensions 8 1/2” length Total weight: 7.9 avg. oz.

Two identical Hester Bateman monogrammed serving spoons 1750 approx 199 grams 8.5 in. Condition consistent with wear and use. Marked on back of spoons.