A James I sterling silver seal top spoon, London 1620 by William Frend

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

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.

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

Baluster form seal top sterling silver spoon, CH over dot mark. 45 gr. London 1663. Purchased Sotheby's London 24 July 1980

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

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

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

James I Sterling Silver Apostle Spoon hallmarked London, 1616-1617, attributed to William Lovejoy (fl. 1615-1638/39), depicting St. Matthew. l. 7-3/8", w. 2"; 1.97 t. oz. Literature: Piers Percival, "

A collection of George III and later silver flatware, A collection of George III and later silver flatware, to include a George III seal top spoon, London 1778, a set of five teaspoons by William Scho

A pair of English sterling silver stuffing spoons. George III Hallmarks for Thomas & William Chawner, London, c.1769 (slight indistinct date mark). Each with a faint engraved crest, depicting a bird /

A Georgian English sterling silver stuffing / dressing spoon. Hallmarks for Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1803. Measures 11.25" long. Weighs 100.6 grams.

A set of six Georgian sterling silver 5 o'clock spoons. Hallmarks for Peter and William Bateman, London 1805. Engraved and crested. Measures 5" long. Overall weight, 87 grams.

A set of four English sterling silver long handled serving spoons in a Shell and Thread pattern, scalloped gold wash bowls. Three hallmarked for William Traies, London, 1829. The back of the handles c

A group of four sterling silver tablespoons. Three George III spoons. Hallmarks: 1) Edinburgh, Scotland, 1806, John Zeigler, 2) London 1802, William Eley, 3) London 1801, Godbehere, Wigan & Bult. The

George III Sterling Silver 5 Teaspoons, Peter & William Bateman, London, England, 1813. The spoons are made in old English pattern and the top of the handles are monogrammed with the letters - J.M.I.

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.

A fine and heavy English sterling silver stuffing / dressing spoon in the King's pattern. Hallmarks for William Eley, Charles Eley and Henry Eley, London 1824 (this three brother partnership had a ver

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";

Elizabeth I slip top sterling silver spoon, London, 1602. Purchased at Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 22-Jan-81, receipt available, 48 gr.

A Charles I sterling silver slip top spoon, London 1635 by Daniel Cary With a fig shaped bowl, the terminal engraved with initials VK. Fully marked. Length – 17.3 cm / 6.75 inches 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

A George III sterling silver straining spoon, London 1805 by William Eley and William Fearn Old English pattern, engraved with a crest of out of a ducal coronet and an elephant’s head. The bowl

A pair of George III sterling silver basting spoons, London 1815 by William Eaton Fiddle pattern, each engraved with a crest of a boar’s head erect. Fully marked. (2) Length – 30.5 cm /