3 Silver Georgian Spoons London Hallmarks

five with shell backs, TC sponsor's mark and lion passant, and five with London (1804) hallmarks, each with armorial engraving to bowl "Miseris Succurrere Disco." 4 7/8 in. 3.65 total troy oz.

A Group of Georgian Silver Flatwareincluding: a pair of knife rests with London (1827) hallmarks; (3) pairs of salt spoons; a single salt spoon; a butter knife; a King's pattern serving spoon with Lon

A Georgian sterling silver stuffing / dressing serving spoon. Bottom marked hallmarks, for William Sumner and Richard Crossley, London, 1775. Stag crest. Measures 12" long. Weighs 96.3 grams.

(lot of 3) English George III sterling silver spoons, with London hallmarks, including: (1) serving spoon, George Cowles, c.1803, engraved with dexter hand holding an imperial crown, approx 12"l, (1)

3 Georgian Silver Tea Spoons: Possibly T.. Streetin, London, 1734, 5 1/2", 46 Grams.

(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

Georgian silver stuffing spoon, London, c 1788-89, 3.23 TO, 12" long

A George III Silver Spoon. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1785, and HB for Hester Bateman. Together with two Georgian silver spoons (Length: 8.5") Bateman length: 8.5"

Pair Late 19th Century English Silver Pierced Serving Spoons. Signed with London Hallmarks, 1898, Maker Charles Edwards. Good condition. Measures 9-3/8" and weighs 6.47 troy ounces. Shipping $28.00 (e

(lot of 2) English sterling silver table spoons, including: (1) King George III period, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1787, London hallmarks, monogrammed CBDeM (Cecil B. DeMille, American, 1881-

Parcel gilt Georgian berry sterling spoons. One spoon with London and George III hallmarks, date mark for 1783, maker mark TB. Second spoon with George III hallmarks, date mark for 1776, maker mark TB

All in the "Onslow" pattern, consisting of a monogrammed serving spoon with a shell-shaped bowl bearing a London hallmark, rubbed maker's mark & date mark for 1776, measuring 10.5" long, together with

Large sterling serving spoon with engraved horse head / coronet crest. Stamped with London hallmarks for 1824 and WC maker's mark for William Chawner II. Good condition. 144 grams approx. 10" L.

Pair of Georgian Silver Chamber Sticks 3.5''x7''. Engraved crests on handles. Matching hallmarks for London 1810 with ''IM'' maker, possibly John Munns. Pair weighs 21.7 troy ounces.

Pair of Georgian Silver Table Spoons , Thomas Wallis II, London, 1796, 8 3/4" L.

Twenty-eight sterling silver spoons include: A sterling ladle with maker's mark for Jonathan Hayne, London hallmarks and date mark 1790; Four 9-inch spoons, London hallmarks, dates 1791 and 1798; Seve

9 piece lot of heavy Georgian silver serving spoons, including 3 spoons possibly Matthew Linwood, 5 Alice & George Burrows 1804, and one dated 1845, stamped I.B. 1795 London: 17.5 troy ozs. weighable;

(lot of 7) English Georgian sterling silver fiddleback forks, with London hallmarks, including: (4) George III forks, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, c.1819, monogrammed, approx 6.5"l, (3) George IV fo

English silver hallmarks and TH (Thomas Hayter), London maker's marks, circa 1805-1806. With monogrammed handles and repousse swallows. 130 grams, largest 8 1/4"L

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a clean Georgian design with minimal ornamentation. Bears London hallmarks for maker GP and the date code for 1821. Measures 5 3/4" x 1 1/2". Total weight approxim

1905 George Jackson & David Fullteron Sterling Silver Apostle spoon - Josiah Williams & Co, GJ & DE Maker Mark London Hallmark / Measures: 8", 2.3 ozt

GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOON WITH VERMEIL WASH BOWL HAVING HALLMARK FOR DOROTHY LANGLAND'S NEW CASTLE 1805-1814; 2.3 TROY OZS. WEIGHABLE

London (1788) hallmarks, period engraved monogram. 11 3/8 in. 3.1 troy oz.

(lot of 6) English Georgian sterling silver flatware, with London hallmarks, including: (1) George III fiddleback spoon, Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne, c.1812, monogrammed, approx 7"l, (1) George