Fifteen Georgian and Victorian Sterling Teaspoons

various makers and dates (most Victorian-era, at least one piece Georgian); comprising 12 forks (6 3/4 in.), 12 dinner forks (7 3/4 in.), 11 teaspoons (5 5/8 in.), 12 oval soup spoons (7 in.), six ser

Consisting of 10 Victorian teaspoons hallmarked Glasgow with date mark for 1877, in the "Old English" pattern with beaded detail & monograms, 7 Georgian teaspoons hallmarked London with various date m

English, 1821-1846. A group of three sterling fish servers, makers include William Eley & William Fearn, and George William Adams. All fully marked, one monogrammed; largest lg. 12.5 in., total wt.

(lot of 23) Georgian and Victorian sterling silver flatware service, London, an assembled group, all but (four) bearing engraved stags head crest (to front or back), two patterns include Fiddle Thread

Marked "Sterling", "Pat. 1898", "925/1000", "W. E. Ralston", with hallmark. Monogrammed. 5-1/2". 8.55 ozt. One spoon bowl cut down.

(lot of 25) Flatware, including: (7) Victorian Kings pattern sterling silver teaspoons, Turnbull & Young, c.1870, Glasgow hallmarks, approx 5 5/8"l, 4.04ozt total, (12) English silverplate forks, John

Set six Victorian Sterling Teaspoons, "NWH" makers, arrow crests with relief cast fruit urns and scrolls, patent 1878, 5 3/4", 4.5 ozts TW. CONDITION: Very good, used.

England, ten pieces by various makers & patterns, some monogrammed, consisting of an early 19th century sterling teapot stand hallmarked London 1805, five Georgian sterling tea spoons with bright cut

Estate / Collection: Property from a Manhattan Collection Comprising: twelve dinner forks twelve lunch forks twelve dinner knives twelve lunch knives twelve fruit knives twelve tablespoons twelv

ENGLISH GEORGIAN AND VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER MUGS AND MUSTARD POT, LOT OF THREE,comprising a Georgian mug with mark probably for Edward Edwards II of London and an 1827 date mark featuring ornate ch

18 Late Victorian sterling silver teaspoons including Gorham, Towle, Reed and Barton, Dominick and Haff, bright cut, Art Nouveau and rococo motifs 11.6 troy oz. 4"-6"

This is an antique set of six sterling silver Towle teaspoons decorated in the classic Georgian pattern first introduced in 1898. Retailed by Daniel Low & Company of Massachusetts. No monogram. Each i

hallmarked London, 1857, SH.DC (Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater), in Kings pattern, with engraved monogram to handle, total weight 131gm, length 15cm (4)

TOWLE 'RUSTIC' & 'GEORGIAN' STERLING FORKS & TEASPOONS, C. 1900, FOURTEEN PIECES:Including in the "Rustic" pattern, 1 dinner fork, L.7 1/2", 5 place forks monogrammed "R.E.D." on the reverse, L.7", an

(8) Piece group of decorative Victorian sterling silver teaspoons. Sterling teaspoons have floral details with one cherub decorated rococo spoon, in an antique velvet presentation box. Spoons are in e

10 Gorham "Luxembourg" pattern ornate late Victorian sterling silver teaspoons, bearing monogram "ARW" 5.75" 8.1 troy oz.

hallmarked, London, 1814, makers rubbed possibly A.B Savory, together with four assorted Georgian and Victorian sterling silver spoons, total weight 316gm

A lot of miscellaneous antique english sterling silver items including a set of 12 Victorian sterling silver tea spoons and sugar tongues in its original case , london hallmarks, letter date of 1883,

Fifteen (15) Pieces. Mostly Victorian era sterling silver serving forks, knives, spoons and tongs. Maker's including J.E. Caldwell, Alvin, Gorham etc. T.W. 11.7 avg. oz.

(1) George III teaspoon with engraved handle by Thomas Wallis II, London, 1807. 16 grams approx. 5 3/8". (2) Pair teaspoons with engraved monograms by John Le Gallais, London, 1858. 34 total grams app

Four Victorian Exeter Sterling Silver Teaspoons by Josiah Williams & Co. Hallmarked 1878. (4 Items) 77.4 gm

Group of (10) Pieces of Georgian and Early Victorian Sterling Silver, incl: George II period berry spoon, hallmarked for London, 1740, maker GB (unknown), WOM monogram, 8" long; George III period Iris

Victorian era sterling silver teaspoons. Various American Makers. Marks seen in photograph preview.Total Weight:23.059 Troy ounces

Eight Georgian and Early Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Including: A pair of George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, hallmarked London, 1777-1778, by Robert Hennell I (1741-1811; free 1763),