Georgian Silver Berry Spoons. Exeter, England

Georgian Pair Of sterling silver berry or fruit spoons9" Long Made in Exeter, England Condition: very good Material: sterling silver Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leav

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

Pair of Georgian Silver Berry Spoons with gold wash on the bowl, London, 1816.  Weight-148. Condition: Good, wear to be expect with age. Dimension:  Length-8.5"

GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOON WITH VERMEIL WASH BOWL HAVING HALLMARK FOR DOROTHY LANGLAND'S NEW CASTLE 1805-1814; 2.3 TROY OZS. WEIGHABLE

18th -20th century Comprising a Georgian silver berry spoon, maker's mark of George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1770; a Gorham sterling silver shoe horn, and a Belais, 14k white gold plated c

Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, Maker TG 1771, L 8.5" 2 pcs | Rampant lion, crowned leopard, maker's mark TL and GS, date letter "O". No monogram. Provenance: Property from a Carmel, IN private

6pc Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver Berry Spoons. Edinburgh hallmarks. One pair and 2 singles. Spoons are dated 1784 to1823. Approximately 8 1/2'' to 9'' each, 240g TW

This is a gorgeous pair of Georgian sterling silver berry spoons. Lovely repousse pattern with a berry motif bowl and delicate engraving on the handles. Each is stamped on the back with the lion passa

A group of four Georgian English sterling silver berry spoons. Two pair. The earliest pair having bottom hallmarks which are rubbed and indistinct (8.25" long). The second smaller pair (7-1/8" long) h

George III Pair of Sterling Silver Spoons, William Woodward, Exeter, England, 1819. Monogrammed (worn). Fully hallmarked. Length: 22cm. 122gr.

GEORGE III STERLING SILVER BERRY SPOON JOHN BLAKE 1797 Wonderful grouping of estate 18th century Georgian Sterling silver Fruit Berry Serving Spoons in superb high relief repose, chased and engraved w

An English sterling silver berry spoon. Hallmarks for John Round, Sheffield, England, 1901. Embossed bowl, the handle with an engraved scrolling floral and leaf motif. Measures 8.75" long. Weighs 69 g

Two sterling silver repousse engraved and chased berry spoons, hallmarked, London, England, Joseph Ash 1810 and the other possibly Benjamin Montigue 1798. Each: 8.75" L. Approx 3.91 ozt.

A Georgian Silver Two-Piece Berry Serving Set. Comprising a serving spoon and serving fork, both with goldwashed bowls. Both are engraved with a turret form crest. Hallmarked for London, 1787 and 189

31 pc's Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware. English, 18/19th century. Includes a punch ladle by Peter and William Bateman,London,1808; a cased set of berry spoons , one by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, L

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

Pair of Georgian Scottish 1815 sterling hallmarked berry spoons and Blackinton sterling serving spoon. 6.5 OZT. 8.75" to 8.5" Long.

A pair of sterling Georgian berry spoons by Robert Rutland Silver. Both measure about 9 inches long. Entire lot weighs 3.6 ounces.

800 silver fruit bowl and a Georgian sterling berry spoon, two pieces, 800 silver bowl has dolphin handles, high relief of fruit, hallmarked on edge (marks worn), 2 1/8" x 11" x 6 1/4", and a Georgian

SIX FANCY STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECESA Whiting "Empire" berry spoon, a George W. Shiebler & Co. cheese scoop, a Georgian fish server by William Abdy, a fish server with an illegible maker's mark, a

Spoons, elaborate fruit gold washed bowls, Georgian period, hallmarked, 8 1/2" long....Leading Lady Hester BatemanBefore the Industrial Revolution of the 1800s put men in factories and made them prima

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

American and Continental, comprising: Towle "Georgian" pierced serving spoon, Whiting berry/casserole spoon, Towle "Clover" sugar spoon, Danish serving fork, German silver handled serving spoon, sardi

Pair Georgian sterling silver and crystal pepper shaker & mustard dishes. Marked for Sheffield 1829, England. Very good condition, missing the serving spoon. Small nicks on the bottom.