Antique English Dutch Serving Spoon Lot

Antique English Dutch Serving Spoon Lot . One spoon hallmarked with English marks, one is not marked 9 Dutch). Length - 8 1/2" and 8 3/16". Weight: 5.6 ozt.

A lot of three antique early 20th-century electro-plated nickel silver serving spoons or ladles. The bowls are decorated with engraved ornaments. Each item is marked EPNS on the backside. Collectible

A lot of 2 antique English sterling silver reticulated figural berry serving spoons. Includes an 1804 Peter, Anne and William Bateman spoon and an 1825 William Seaman spoon. Each piece fully hallmarke

LOT 3 LARGE ENGLISH SILVER SERVING SPOONS - ALL WITH HALL MARKS - 2 MATCH - 10" - 10 1/4" LONG, 2 1/4" WIDE 'BOWLS' - 9.26 TROY OZS

DESCRIPTION: A lot of three sterling serving spoons and ladle. Including a repousse spoon with A Dutch interior on bowl. Hallmarks: "J.S.Co. Sterling Pat'D" , "Alvin Sterling". Total weight: 204 grams

This is a lot of nine pieces of English Georgian sterling silver flatware. It includes demitasse spoons, teaspoons, and small serving spoons. Range from 3 7/8" to 5 3/8". The total weight is 4ozt.

Fostoria American Tableware Serving Pieces. Lot includes three varieties of handled nappies footed bowls mayo bowls and more included is an antique English electroplate spoon. There are 35 pieces in t

Antique English Silver Serving Spoon With Cherub And Griffin Details. 70.7g. Marked With English Silver Lion Hallmark, Stamped R, W.C. Approximately 6.625L x 3.0W in. ALL CREDIT CARDS WILL BE MANUALLY

Intricate Dutch silver wash (unmarked/unknown silver content) service pieces / spoons. Measures: Largest H 8 1/4" x 2 3/4"

3 Antique / Vintage Dutch Silver Serving Spoons. All with high relief repousse. Longest is 11". Weight on all combined 11 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Antique English Wedgewood Of Etruria Serving Items. This lot includes a covered butter dish, a divided vegetable bowl, 2 trays, 2 ash trays, a compote, and a soup tureen. Round tray measures 14.5 inch

An antique English Edward VII set of 12 serving spoons made of gilt sterling silver and covered with cobalt blue guilloche enamel. The bowls are decorated with white enamel pellets to the border. Hall

Antique Early 19th Century English William IV Period Serving Spoon. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Features a classic design in large scale. Bears Hallmarks for Joseph II & Albert Savory London 1837. Mea

Collection antique English Creamware, 19th c., England, including a pair of bowls with twist vine handles, 5.5"h x 10"l x 7"w, a lidded gourd-form tureen with serving spoon, 8"h x 10"l x 9"w, a basket

Antique Dutch Coat of Arms of Netherlands Silver Large Serving Spoon . Length - 13". Weight: 8.3 ozt.

Lot of Three Antique Sterling Silver Serving Spoons to Include a WM. B. Durgin Co. spoon with monogram on the handle, Baker-Manchester Mfg Co. spoon, along with a Pierced Spoon. Stamped. Largest measu

Comprising a Mason's soup tureen (Repaired finial) with its tray, a square vegetable dish (cracked lid), and a large Mason's platter (Cracked). 10" to 17'.

LOT 10 SERVING SPOONS, 6-COIN, E ENGLISH STERL. EB + CO., 16.40 OZT

Lot of 2 English S.P. & Cut Glass Serving Pieces Lot of 2 antique English silver plate and cut glass table serving pieces includes c1867-1906 William Mammmatt Sheffield 6" x 12 3/4" serving dish with

Lot of assorted sterling silver utensils. Includes (3) 4.2" Mexican olive forks, (1) 4.75" strawberry fork, (1) 5" olive fork, (2) 8.75" English serving spoons, a monogrammed sterling handled carving

English Sterling Serving Spoon Lath. 8 1/2" Together with a English Sterling Cheese Scoop. Lath. 10"

DESCRIPTION: A pair of silverplated English spoons. Features Neo-Classical Greco Roman figures along the tip of the handles, further decorated with the visage of a winged angel along the bottom. Finis

Lot includes 2 serving piece with a Turkish or Alexander the Great cameo, 2 English sterling serving spoons, English repousse serving spoon, English fork and a hollow handle solid sterling serving for

English sterling silver fork marked for 1796, George Smith IV, and a spoon marked for 1797, William Eley and William Fearn, both London makers. Combined weight 6.6 ozt. [12" L] In good condition.