A JAMES I SILVER GILT SEAL TOP SPOON, JAMES CLUATT

A James I silver seal top spoon, mark of John Feake, London 1618, fig shaped bowl, shaft hexagonal in cross-section and decorative seal top, the terminal with traces of engraving (possible N.G.H.) and

James I Sterling Silver Seal Top Spoon hallmarked London, 1622-1623, by Daniel Cary (ca. 1584-1642; free 1604), the seal with pricked monogram "KB". l. 6-5/8", w. 1-7/8"; 1.34 t. oz. Literature: David

James I sterling silver seal top spoon with lobed baluster seal, London, 1610. Purchased at Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 14-Sep-78, receipt available, 45 gr.

Charles I sterling silver and parcel gilt seal top and Apostle spoons, four, 17th century or later, various marks; the first Exeter, prick-dotted to the back of bowl "TB / FI / 1642" apostle spoon; th

Pair George II James Williams Sterling Seal Top Spoons, circa 1750. Spoons measure approx 7'' and weigh 91g. Spoons are topped with 1.25'' figural seals with flying bird cameo seals. Excellent conditi

Commonwealth West Country Sterling Silver Seal Top Spoon Exeter, dated 1655, by Edward Anthony (1591-1666/7), the seal with traces of gilt and pricked monogram and date "TM/1655/AT". l. 7-1/8", w. 2";

A Charles I sterling silver seal top spoon, London 1626 by William Frend Fig shaped bowl, the cast seal top with V-shaped joint. Bowl later gilt. Fully marked. Length – 16.2 cm / 6.4 inches Wei

Edward II Coronation spoon with fitted case. Decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves, heads of mythical creatures, and twisted handle. London, 1902. James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler. 100g. L. 25.4

A set of six English sterling and enamel coffee / demitasse spoons. Each gilt silver spoon with yellow enamel bowls and decorative coffee bean at handle. Hallmarks for Suckling Ltd, Birmingham, Englan

A Chinese snuff bottle formed from a natural gourd, 19th century Qing Dynasty. Flattened teardrop form with flat base and silver rim. Stone top with spoon. Measures 2.75" high, 2-1/8" wide.

James Howell, Philadelphia coin silver ladle, shell top, c 1800, 14" long; George III sterling elliptical server, London, 1799, maker WE/WF, 11 1/2" long, with 2 American CS shell bowl salt spoons, ma

A set of six English Edwardian gilt sterling silver and blue enamel demitasse coffee spoons. 1904 date hallmark with British assay office import mark, Maker's initials HIH. Each measuring 3.75" long.

A set of 11 coin silver mint julep cocktail muddler spoons. They were made around 1867 by Philadelphia silversmith James Bingham. They have a flat seat top with engravings and a shell shape spoon. The

(lot of 7) British sterling silver salt spoons, including: (6) George III Kings Pattern salt spoons, maker's mark JMc, probably James McKay, c.1816, gilt-washed bowls, engraved armorial with pelican,

A group of six French sterling silver flatware pieces. Late 19th century / early 20th century France. Minerva mark with the 1 at the top of her helmet / forehead indicating 950 silver purity. Comprise

Ca. Last quarter 19thC. Approx. 110 grams. Made by Durgin. Retailed by James Armiger of Baltimore. Excellent with no dents, dings or repairs. Mono initials front handle at the top. Reverse engraved da

An antique Dutch figural silver spoon. The handle is adorned with a figurine of St. James the Greater holding a pilgrims staff on the top, the lower part is decorated with a relief biblical image, pro

hallmarked London, 1598, makers mark symbol of a 'T' above a crescent moon, with fig shaped bowl and a flattened slightly tapering stem, terminating at a lobed baluster seal shaped finial dot engraved

An Elizabeth I silver seal-top spoon William Cawdell, London 1601 With traces of gilding on the finial, length 5.3cm, weight 38gms.

A Charles I provincial West Country silver seal top spoon, Salisbury circa 1640 by John Ivie (d. 1664) Fig shaped bowl, tapering stem with a gilded finial, the terminal prick dot engraved with initial

Circa 1600, marked to the bowl with a pellet mark, outer band of 11 pellets, inner band of 7 pellets surrounding a single pellet. The spoon is of good gauge with clear signs of being hand forged.The f

A 17TH CENTURY SILVER SEAL-TOP SPOON, with fig-shaped bowl and tapering faceted stem, prick-dot initialled "M*S" and dated 1660 to the top. 15.8cm long, 1.1 troy ounces

A Charles I unascribed provincial silver seal top spoon, circa 1630 Fig shaped bowl with flat stem, cast seam top terminal with a step junction. Maker’s mark only to the bowl of NR or NP in mono

Tea spoon size in the manner of earlier examples, London 1946. L: 9cm (3 1/2 in.), 52g.