Elizabeth I Sterling Silver Slip Top Spoon London, 1602

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 �

Elizabeth I Apostle sterling silver spoon, St. James the Greater. Maker's mark a crescent enclosing a W. London 1602. (The Apostle is a similar model to that of the Swettenham Hall Set, see Howe, vol

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

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

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.

A group of 18 English sterling silver spoons. Comprised of a set of six teaspoons 5.5" long. Five hallmarked for Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1854 and one hallmarked WS, London, 1856. Together with a set

18th century Georgian sterling silver serving spoon. Scrolled head. Partial date mark. Maker's mark for Elizabeth Tookie or Tuite. London. 11in length. 2.97 ozt.

Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Toad Form Mustard Pot by William Comyns & Sons, Ltd., London, 1967, modeled as a seated frog with spoon as frog's forked tongue, glass eyes, cobalt glass liner, marked 'St

An Elizabeth I silver seal-top spoon William Cawdell, London 1601 With traces of gilding on the finial, length 5.3cm, weight 38gms.

Large 12" English sterling silver spoon with English hallmarks London 1779. The top of the handle is monogrammed and weighs 4.33 oz. The second spoon is a child's spoon pat. 1834 with hallmarks and we

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.

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

A Charles II sterling silver spoon, London dated 1684 by Lawrence Coles Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel. The terminal engraved with initials O over C . A above the date 1684. Full

A Charles II sterling silver spoon, London 1681 by Thomas Allen Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel, later gilt. The terminal prick dot engraved with initials P over W M with scrolls

one marked "Cakeoma' Advertising Spoon - London; 2nd - monogrammed; weighs about .80 troy ounces

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

Gorham H78 sterling silver Queen Elizabeth I spoon. 1901. Dimensions: 9" X 3" Total weight: 5.4 avg. oz.

English, 18th C. (7"l); together with a similar pattern English sterling spoon, three assorted English sterling silver spoons, 6 3/4"l, three various English sterling silver teaspoons, and an English

George III Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon London; Samuel Godbehere, Edwin Wigan, James Bult silversmiths; measuring 11.5" L; weighing 105 grams (3.37583 ozt)

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 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 /