A William and Mary silver spoon, probably London circa 1690, marks obliterated

A William and Mary silver spoon, probably London circa 1690, marks obliterated Trefid pattern, oval bowl with a beaded rat tail heel, the reverse of terminal later prick dot engraved with initials I*T

A William and Mary sterling silver beaded rat tail trefid spoon, dated 1690. The spoon bears 4 hallmarks including: maker’s mark of William Scarlett (S over W with 2 pellets), London Assayers O

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Mary Chawner, London 1834, Fiddle pattern. (2) 22cm long, 5.2 troy ounces gross The marks are very crisp and clear. Over-cleaned but in generally good cond

Marks London William Bateman II, circa 1815's 12" L. Approx. 4.7 troy ounces

George III period English silver berry spoons, three 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked gold wash berry spoons, pair of circa 1739-1792 William Soame maker's mark and circa 179

With handle etched with castle design the underside stamped with marks indicating a London maker ca. 1807. Maker's mark "M.S." probably Mary Sumner. 4.20 troy ounces. 4.20 ozt In good condition. 4.20

PROBABLY NOT A SET,LONDON MARY CHAWNER IS MARKED ON 1 SPOON,ALSO ENGRAVED PICTURED OF KING ON FRONT OF SPOON,ANOTHER MARK READS 1821,

circa 1845. with the mark of William Reid, London. with fine form and detail. H1 7/8" W3 1/4" L3 7/8" W1 1/4" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

A WILLIAM AND MARY SILVER TREFID SPOON, London 1692, 19cm long.

A William III unmarked silver nutmeg grater, probably London circa 1700 Of teardrop form, twin hinged caps with stand-away hinges, one engraved with initials MF in Roman script. Ferrous grating plate.

A William and Mary late 17th century unmarked silver recusant cross, circa 1690 Engraved with decoration of a flowers, one side with the initials M A in Roman script between a heart with a crown above

A Set of Six Hester Bateman George III Silver Demitasse Spoons, London, England, circa 18

Three Trefid spoons, later chased, by different makers, London, William and Mary, 1693. Purchased at Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 21-Sep-78, receipt available, 133 gr.

A George III silver mote spoon, London circa 1770 by Thomas Wallis Conventional form, shell heel bowl with pierced decoration of nought cross and scrolls. Marked with makers mark twice to stem only. L

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

Hester Bateman, London, circa 1780 (marks partially obliterated); each with engraved armorial crest to terminal; approximately 159 grams total; Provenance: The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; 7 i

A Paul Storr George III Silver Coburg Pattern Stuffing Spoon, London, England, circa 1816Marks: (lion passant), (crowned leopard), (duty mark), (a), (PS)12-3/8 inches long (31.4 cm)5.6

Late 17th century caudle cup with body of vessel depicting Asian figures flying kites and walking with umbrellas amongst flowers and birds - with a city stamp of London, unidentified maker's mark of o

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

A pair of George II silver tea tongs, probably Ebenezer Coker, London circa 1750, scissor action C S and foliate scroll design with tongue heeled oval bowls, stamped makers mark to one EC, 11.5cm long

A Edward, Edward Jr., John & William Barnard Victorian Silver and Glass Epergne, London,

Early Georgian Sterling silver Large serving spoon circa 1795 London silversmiths George Smith III & William Fearn

A FINE GEORGE II SILVER HANOVERIAN AND SHELL BACK BASTING SPOON, London c.1760, mark of William Chawner, crested, (4.6 troy ozs). 34cm long

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER BASTING SPOONS, by Mary Chawner London 1835, kings pattern, with engraved armorial to handle terminals, length 31 cm, weight 13 troy ounces.