George Smith II - Pair of spoons

George Smith II (1772-1798) Pair of spoons Description: Set of teo (2x) sterling silver spoons, hallmarks on the back 124.8 g Dimension (PO): 9" Dimension (CM): 22.86 cm Condition repo

Group of English Serving Spoons Comprising: A crested stuffing spoon, mark of Thomas Tookey, London 1783 Set of six coffee spoons, mark of George Smith II, London, 1784 A pair of crested tablespoons,

Four Antique English Sterling Fruit Spoons, including makers: George Smith II dated 1772; Thomas Northcote dated 1790; William Sumner I dated 1784; unclearly signed and dated spoon; all with fruit Rep

group of 12 early 19th c. London Hanoverian style lapped sterling silver table spoons including set of 6 1799-1800 Thomas Wallis II spoons, 2 1799-1800 George Smith IV spoons, and two with illegible h

Three piece George III period English silver flatware grouping, circa 1775 London hallmarked and Thomas Chawner maker's mark 8 7/8" marrow spoon, circa 1780's London hallmarked and George Smith II mak

by Edward Pocock, London 1732, 'Old English' pattern, crested, 7.9ozt gross (Dimensions: h: 32cm) (Qty: 2)(h: 32cm)Footnote: Provenance: From the collection of Lord Hastings

Pair George II James Williams Sterling Seal Top Spoons, circa 1750. Spoons measure approx 7'' and weigh 91g. Spoons are topped with 1.25'' figural seals with flying bird cameo seals. Excellent conditi

A pair of George II silver table spoons, Marmaduke Daintrey, London 1747, Old English with double tongue heel, 20.5cm long, 4.26ozt (2)

Mills & Sarbitt, London, 1749, with period initials on undersides of supports, diameter: 2 1/2in.; together with a Fiddle salt spoon, monogrammed: M, SA, London, 1812. [3.35 oz. t.] [104.3 g.] (3 piec

Pair of George II silver Berry Spoons, Crowned Leopard head discernable, no monarchs head,date touch worn, maker WT could be William Turton, London, c 1770's, engraved horse head crest on handle, 8-1/

Six-piece group: pair of waiters, Parker and Wakelin, together with George II style waiter (Birmingham), Irish glass-lined mustard pot with spoon, and pair of urn-form salt cellars, England All marked

A Pair of English George II Silver Berry Spoons. Engraved spoons with goldwashed bowls are hallmarked for London, 1748 and James Williams Length: 7 7/8" Wt: 2.50 ozt

Pair of George II style, 1865 George W. Adams Forks 6.5 tr oz., (5) butter knives, Scottish pastry server, serving spoon, 2 coin tablespoons & 5 other pieces. Total overall weight 20 troy ounces.

A PAIR OF SILVER GEORGE II OLD ENGLISH AND SHELL PATTERN BASTING SPOONS, Dublin c.1759, mark of Daniel Popkins, (5 troy ozs all in). Each 30cm long

George II sterling silver strawberry spoons, with later Victorian decoration to bowl of spoons. [9" L]. Approximate weight 4ozt.

Comprising a pair of Whiting George II style silver salts, with cobalt blue glass liners, four glass spoons with shell-form bowls, a Daniel & Arter 'Nevada Silver' spoon, a silverplate mustard pot wit

Comprising George Smith William Fearn, London, 1810, and a pair by the same maker, dated 1815, each 7"l. Together with a group of English silver master salt & salt spoons, total weight appx. 7 t.o. Pr

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of antique tablespoons made from sterling silver with the maker marks for George Smith III, ca. 1774. The spoons ar

Descending in the Franklin Collection a rare pair of English George II chairs with pierced and carved mahogany backs, shaped seats and Louis XV influenced cabriole legs terminating in scrolled feet. P

Hallmarks date these salvers to London, 1750 by silversmith Elizabeth Godfrey. The pair weighs 745 grams (approx. 26 ounces) and each measures 1 1/4"H x 7" in diameter. This item is available for loca

George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London, England. Large sterling silver tray with two handles and an incised eagle or hawk, 1825. Stamped along the underside with the sterling silver lion passant, d

GEORGE III DOUBLE-COMPARTMENT OVAL BOXLondon, 1804George Smith II & Thomas Hayter, maker. Top engraved with the Prince of Wales feathers badge encircled by a “Royal Miner” garter belt and surmount

Hallmarked for London 1804, probably by George Smith II and Thomas Hayter. H: approx. 1". W: approx. 12". D: approx. 9" Total weight: approx. 20.41 ozt.

A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of George Smith (II), London 1784, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, monogrammed to the side, 12cm high, 10.3ozt