A rare Old English Pattern table spoon with bright cut

A collection of George III and later silver spoons A collection of George III and later silver spoons, to include a set of three old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1799, a bright-cut engraved

Five pieces of Towle sterling silver serving pieces. One large "Georgian" (old) pattern spoon 8", and one large tablespoon in the "Georgian" pattern, one large ladle with bright cut floral design, and

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

A Geo III silver Old English pattern table spoon, hallmarked London 1810, maker John Lias. Approx. 8 3/4" long

A Geo III silver Old English pattern table spoon, hallmarked London 1811, maker John Lambe. Approx. 8 1/2" long

A George III silver Old English pattern table spoon, hallmarked London 1811, maker John Lambe. Approx. 8 1/2" long

A pair of Geo III Old English Pattern table spoons hallmarked London 1807 maker Peter & William Bateman 8 3/4'' long (12g)

A mixed group of George III to Victorian sterling silver flatware Comprising a matched pair of provincial Old English pattern tablespoon, Exeter 1811/14 by George Ferris, a Beaded Old English pattern

Comprising: American coin silver fiddle back tablespoon with makers mark, Welsh, monogrammed, American coin silver Old English pattern tablespoon, mark rubbed, American coin silver acanthus motif tabl

A George III Old English pattern silver table spoon, hallmarked Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1797. Together with a similar George III silver table spoon, hallmarked Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London

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)

A George III silver Old English pattern teaspoon with bright cut decoration, hallmarked London c. 1780, maker Hester Bateman. Approx. 5" long

London 1830-1832, William Chawner. An Old English pattern flatware service for 12 comprising of table spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons dinner forks and dessert forks, together with 12 dinner knives

hallmarked London, 1815, WC, in Old English pattern, with engraved 'D' to handle, total weight 108gm, length 21.5cm (2)

INVERNESS – A SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TABLESPOON ROBERT ANDERSON marked RA, camel, INS of Old English pattern with script initials MG to terminal(21cm long, 2.2oz)

INVERNESS - A SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TABLESPOON ROBERT ANDERSON marked *, RA, possibly BA, of Old English pattern, double heeled bowl, engraved initials to terminal(21cm long, 2oz)

A GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOON, by Mercy Ashworth, Newcastle, lacking date letter, c.1790, Old English pattern, engraved 'B / I.R'. 21.5cm long, 1.7 troy ounces

INVERNESS - A COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL FLATWARE VARIOUS MAKERS to include, a tablespoon, Charles Jamieson, of Old English pattern, initials engraved to terminal, a dessert spoon, same maker,

A miscellaneous group of English sterling silver table articles. Comprised of an assembled set of six bright cut grapefruit spoons, 5-1/8" long. Hallmarks for London, 1795 & 1796, 1803, 1805, 1812 and

Old English and Thread pattern, London, 1785, comprising 4 platter spoons, 5 table spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 11 dinner knives, & 12 dessert knives, Hanoverian pattern 12 dinner forks, & 11 dessert fo

Three Bright-cut Victorian aesthetic spoons marked STERLING and P. L. ARCHAMBAULT. each 8" long, monogrammed. together with four early Towle Old Colonial pat. 1895 pattern serving spoons with ribbed b

A matched group of George III bright-cut flatware six dessert spoons, Richard Crossley, London 1786 and five for William Eley & William Fearn, London 1801 and one unascribed, all of Old English patter

Decorated with bright cut engraving (with initials CD) and twist stem. Marked W & G in Old English script. Excellent condition. Circa mid 19th C. 10.25"" approx. 69 grams approx.

Old English form with bright cut decoration and gilded berry bowls. Marked Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow, 1826.L.: 23 cm (9 in.) 131g of weighable silver.