A silver George III Caddy Spoon. William Pugh,

This is an antique George III tea caddy spoon from George Wintel of London, England circa 1793. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this caddy spoon features a scalloped bowl and delicate engraved detai

A George III silver caddy spoon, as a horse jockey cap, bright engraved peak, 5cm long, rubbed maker's mark, London 1810

A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1809, in the form of a leaf, engraved with a monogram. 7.5cm long

(lot of 10) English and American sterling silver items, including: (1) George III tea caddy spoon, makers mark JT, c.1817, Birmingham hallmarks, approx 3 3/8"l, (1) George IV tea caddy spoon, makers m

A George III Silver Serving Spoon William Henry Worthington, Circa 1773-1774 hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 3 ozt 4 dwt Length 11 3/4 inches. Property Sold to Benefit the Acquisition F

Two Antique English Silver Spoonsthe first a George III caddy spoon, mark of Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, London (1799), with period bright cut engraving and monogram, shell form bowl (2 3/8 in.

A Pair of George III Silver Serving Spoons William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner, London, 1808 8 ozt 17 dwt Length 12 inches. This lot is located in Denver.

hallmarked 1792 (London), PB//AB (Peter & Ann Bateman), with shell form bowl and bright cut decoration to handle with engraved initials 'M.F' total weight 7gm, length 8cm

Circa 1815, London. Very nice and heavy large stuffing or serving spoon having shell handle and with an elegant family crest chased into the top of the handle. Bold example. L12" Sold from the collect

hallmarked 1815, J.W (James Wintle), with oval bowl and shell handle, total weight 14gm, length 8cm

A near pair of George III sterling silver caddy spoons, London circa 1780 by Hester Bateman Each with a shell form with plain lobed handle. Each marked with makers mark and lion passant only. (2) Leng

A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1813, of rectangular reeded form, shaped for the pocket, engraved with initials. 7cm, 1.8 troy ounces

(lot of 15) English sterling silver spoons, including: (6) George III spoons, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1796, monogrammed W, approx 5 1/8"l, (4) George III spoons, William Bateman I, c.1815,

Including six .925 silver nut dishes, a marked sterling condiment dish, an English hallmarked open salt, a George III caddy spoon, a Gorham caddy spoon, a match holder marked sterling, a spoon with a

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

Irish George III sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Ward, c.1800, bright cut decoration with radiating star, vacant cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, approx 11 5/8"l, 3.35ozt **Provenance: F

A George III Silver Condiment Spoon James Barber and William Whitwell, York, 1818 having an Old English pattern handle. hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 9 dwt Length 4 5/8 inch

Two pairs of George III and IV silver salt spoons, William Eley and William Fearn, London 1814 and William Eaton, London 1821, King's Hourglass pattern, one pair with Union Shell heel, the other with

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

Circa 1815 Georgian Birmingham English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Silversmith John Willmore. Measures 3.25"

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 /

George III Pair of Sterling Silver Spoons, William Woodward, Exeter, England, 1819. Monogrammed (worn). Fully hallmarked. Length: 22cm. 122gr.

English George III period sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Sumner and Richard Crossley, c.1777, bright cut handle, engraved armorial with figure holding an oak branch, approx 11.5"l,

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