17 GEORGIAN BRIGHT CUT SILVER TEASPOONS, 240g

12 Georgian silver coffee or teaspoons, fluted bowl and bright cut engraving, London, late 18th/early 19th century, John Beldon, Jos. Hardy, etc. 4.9 ozt. 5.5in length.

120g

Set of 7 Towle bright cut sterling silver teaspoons, and a group of assorted sterling and 800 silver souvenir spoons, demitasse spoons, and salt spoons etc. 23 pcs. total, approximately 7.5 troy oz. e

Fine Maciel Mexican mid-century hand wrought sterling silver lobed bowl with floral repousse border, accompanied by a Wallace bright cut sterling silver teaspoon and a pair of Webster salt and pepper

set of 6 bright cut engraved sterling silver teaspoons, having Gothic script "S" monogram, in original silk fitted leather case 6" 3.8 troy oz

12 Matching J & N Richardson, Philadelphia Coin Silver Teaspoons. Bright-cut decoration, monogrammed with the letter "L". 5"l. 4.66 ozt.

Six Geo III silver teaspoons with bright cut decoration, c. 1798, maker possibly Thomas Watson. Approx. 5 1/4" long (6) Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descripti

Three late 18th / early 19thC silver bright cut teaspoons, maker George Burrows. Approx. 5" long (3)

A pair of Geo III silver bright cut teaspoons, hallmarked London 1790, maker John Lamb. Approx. 4 3/4" long (2)

24 pcs. Whiting Manufacturing Co. late Victorian era bright cut sterling silver flatware including 12 teaspoons, 6 dinner forks, and 6 tablespoons, all having hand cut rose and foliate decoration, Got

Two George III Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Two bright-cut teaspoons, London, 1802. Purchased at Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 21-Sep-78, receipt available, 27 gr.

Five Early Coin Silver Teaspoons. Four Lewis C. Voute, Philadelphia, circa 1826 -1850 teaspoons with Bright-cut decoration, 7-1/8"l. and a single J.L. Moore teaspoon with basket of flowers on fiddleba

This lot features 12 sterling silver teaspoons. Each having various marks of Peter, Anne, Hester and William Bateman, bright cut engraving with monogram initials, London collection of 12 teaspoons. In

18 Late Victorian sterling silver teaspoons including Gorham, Towle, Reed and Barton, Dominick and Haff, bright cut, Art Nouveau and rococo motifs 11.6 troy oz. 4"-6"

Set of Twelve American Coin Silver Teaspoons, Mark of Joel Sayreeach with script "J. Sayre" within a rectangle, bright-cut "A W" monograms to handle. 6 1/8 in. 7.9 total troy oz. Joel Sayre was active

A Set of Six George III Silver Teaspoons William Turner, London, Circa 1765 the handles bearing the bright-cut monogram 'A/ LS'. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 2 ozt 10 dwt Length

including (4) with mark of Chamberlain & Son of Salem, MA, with period "G" monogram (5.75 in.); and a set of (4) with mark of S. Hoyt of New York, NY, period bright cut monograms now worn (6 in.) (som

by Mitchell and Tyler of Richmond (active 1845-1866), period bright cut engraved EE monogram. 5 1/8 in. .75 troy oz.

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY PHILADELPHIA / SOUTH CAROLINA, ENGRAVED-DECORATED COIN SILVER TEASPOON,having an oval bowl on a flared handle with pointed tip and a U-drop, featuring bright-cut engraved decoration

A set of George III silver teaspoons in Old English pattern, bright-cut engraved decoration to each stem with initialled terminal, hallmarked Thomas Hayter, assumed London 1805. Together with a Russia

Beautiful set of teaspoons and serving spoons, with a lovely brite cut pattern. 6 teaspoons and three big servers. Large spoons measure 8 7/8" in length. Marked as shown with J.P.B. Total weight 8.54

AMERICAN BRIGHT-CUT STERLING SILVER FLATWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF 19, comprising three 8" L serving spoons, and seven 5 3/4" L tea spoons marked for Whiting Mfg. Co. in "Lily" pattern, three 5 1/2" L tea

England, ten pieces by various makers & patterns, some monogrammed, consisting of an early 19th century sterling teapot stand hallmarked London 1805, five Georgian sterling tea spoons with bright cut

A set of 4 Victorian silver Old English pattern teaspoons with bright cut engraved decoration, hallmarked Sheffield 1875, maker Henry Wilkinson and Co. 5" long (4)