Five English Silver Forks

DESCRIPTION: (5 Pc) A grouping set of five english silver cutlery forks and knives carving set. Includes: three (3) large carving meat knives with stainless steel blade and silver plated ornate handle

A Set of Five George III English Silver Forks. Hallmarked for London, 1801, William Eley and William Fearn. Engraved with a crest on the reverse Length 7 5/8" Wt: 10.45 ozt

An assembled set of 18 Georgian (mainly) English sterling silver salad / dessert forks. Comprised of 1) Six forks hallmarked London, 1818, Solomon Royes & James East Dix, 2) Five hallmarked London,182

Group of five Gorham "Old English Tipt" pattern sterling silver serving utensils, comprising two serving forks, a serving spoon, a ladle and a sugar spoon, maker's mark and marked: "Gorham Sterling."

Comprising: Five Stebbins and Howe coin silver spoons, three English sterling forks, two sterling soup spoons, three English sterling dinner knives, two Peruvian 925 forks, and one silver gilt knife b

Sterling silver, Tiffany & Co, others, including: 1) five salad forks, 2) cake slice, 3) two Tiffany & Co knives, 4) English silver plate tray. 9.6 ozt. One Tiffany & Co. knife "as-is".

18 pieces English silver. .925 fine: most Georgian including two sauce ladle, two sugar tongs, spoon, nine salt spoons; Victorian potato fork, sauce ladle and condiment spoon; salt spoon, five pieces

(lot of 15) Sterling and silverplate tableware, including: (2 piece) silver (content unknown) fish serving set, with fish slice and five-prong fork, with English registry marks, slice: approx 11.75"l,

American and English. A group of thirty-five spoons and seven forks; largest lg. 6.25 in., total weighable sterling wt. 20.19ozt (628g), total .800 silver wt. 4.67ozt (145.5g), total coin silver wt. 0

Henry Wilkinson & Company (English, 1830-1892), 1830-1872. Partial Victorian silver plate dessert flatware service comprising six forks (7.25") and five knives (8.75"). Appropriately marked.

A Tiffany & Company Silver Partial Flatware Service. Rat Tail pattern. All pieces are stamped "T & Co" along with English hallmarks. Comprising nine salad forks, five fish forks, tablespoon, demitasse

A group of five sterling silver flatware pieces by Tiffany & Co., in the English King pattern. Comprised of a serving spoon, 9.5" long, a meat serving fork, 8-5/8" long and three tablespoons, 7" long

Twenty Four English Silver Forks and Twenty Four French Silver Spoons forks with hallmarks of Richard Crossley, London, circa 1792 and 1801, and spoons with unidentified maker's mark. all with armoria

London/Birmingham, 20th century, all round with stepped scalloped borders, smallest with monogram, largest with inscription, 76.7 oz. T., 6 in. to 14 in.

7.5" H 3" DIAM 2 LB 3 OZ

A Group of Five English Silver Table Articles Various Makers, Late 19th Century and Later comprising a salver, sugar bowl, waste bowl, creamer and bachelor's coffee pot. each hallmarked for Sterling 3

A Group of Five English Silver Table Articles Various Makers, 18th Century and Later comprising a George II brandy warmer marked for Ralph Maidman, London, 1737, a George III muffineer marked for Lond

including a pair of Irish stuffing spoons with King style handles, marks for Dublin, 1801, Samuel Neville; George I marrow scoop, marks for London, 1725; fish server, marks for John, Henry & Charles L

most probably London, 19th century, including asparagus tongs (marks for London, 1830 and the makers is probably William Chawner II), four sugar including three scissor tongs, various markers, 11.66 o

Approx 8" long and total weight is approx 530 grams

Five English silver articles, including a small trophy covered cup, a glass bottle, cup, bowl and long container. Wm. Gibson and J. Langham, others. 14 ozT.

Five English silver mustard pots, with date marks from 1906 to 1929, various makers, Chester & London, of oval form with pierced decoration including trellis and strapwork, urn and floral motifs, engr

Approx 6 3/4" long and total weight is approx 315 grams

Five English silver mustard pots, with date marks from 1903 to 1928, various makers, Chester, Birmingham & Worcester, of oval form, pierced decoration with foliate and leaf scrolls, swags and paterae,