Irish George III sterling silver ladle, alexander

Eight (8) English sterling and plated silver. 1st item: George III Irish sterling silver soup ladle with oval bowl and lion and serpent crest, marks on back for Richard Garde of Cork. Circa 1830. 9.33

1) sterling silver sauce ladle, mark of Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1803; 2) sterling silver sugar tongs, maker initials AO, possibly Alexander Osborne, London, circa 1765; 2.55 ozt.

George III pair of salt spoons with chased handles, London 1784, appears to be marked for Thomas Northcote, and pair of threaded fiddle handle sauce ladles with engraved coat of arms, Dublin 1801, app

An Irish George III sterling silver plain circular bowl by Robert Calderwood, Dublin circa 1760 engraved with a contemporary coat of arms and crest, the base with scratch weight 17:7 1/2 9.5 cm high,

Group of (3) Irish George III sterling silver table articles, Dublin, to include: stuffing spoon with strainer, 1805; footed creamer, possibly Thomas Baker, late 18th/early 19th century, with engraved

Irish George III Sterling Silver Waiter hallmarked Dublin, no date letter but ca. 1775, by James Warren, circular with outer flat-chased rococo band and molded rim, raised on three pad feet, engraved

William Wood, Dublin, Ireland, circa 1800. marked on verso “WWâ€. strikingly large example. L15 1/2†8.2 oz standard

19th Century Georgian sterling silver ladle with a shell motif. It was made by Joseph Ash in London in 1810. It measures 13 1/2" long and weighs 8.1 troy ounces.

hallmarked Dublin, 1813, makers rubbed, length 17cm, together with another George III sterling silver spoon, hallmarked London, 1821, R.P, length 17.5cm, total weight 70gm (2)

Irish George III Sterling Silver Snuffer Tray with Scissors Snuffer, Dublin, 1797, James Scott or possibly John Stoyte, elongated tray with tapered ends, pierced gallery, bright cut engraving, 10 1/8

Probably: Henrietta & William Eastwick (1801- 1815), George III, Sterling silver ladle, Great Britain, London (1810) Louche en argent sterling, poinçons au dos Sterling silver ladle, hallmarks on the

Irish George III sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Ward, c.1800, bright cut decoration with radiating star, vacant cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, approx 11 5/8"l, 3.35ozt **Provenance: F

George III Sterling Silver Punch Ladle London John Crouch. 1814, Fiddle back handle, large bowl, L. 13 in. Purchased Sotheby's 21 Dec 1978 202 gr.

George III Punch/Soup Ladle, featuring a feather stem and monogrammed "N" in script. Made from sterling silver with the mark "WPC." Crafted in 1804-05, likely by W&P Cunningham, Maker, in Edinburgh. T

Hallmarks date this piece to 1768 London. Measures 10 1/2"L x 3" widest point. Weighs 55 grams. See photos for details. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through

A Pair of George III Sterling Silver Gravy Ladlesboth with partially worn sponsor's mark, possibly John Bourne or John Blake, London, 1800 date mark, both with matching period script monogram to handl

Pair of George III Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles, London 1804 made by William Ely & William Fearn silversmiths; weighing approx 2.7 ozt; measuring approx 6.75" L

English George III sterling silver soup ladle, Hester Bateman (United Kingdom, 1708-1794), c.1778, monogrammed HM, approx 12.5"l, 4.53ozt Start Price: $100.00 **Please note: International bidders must

Arthur Murphy (1804-1810) Sterling silver ladle George III Description: Sterling silver ladle, hallmark underneath 220.5 g Dimension (PO): 14" Dimension (CM): 35.56 cm Condition report:<

English George III Period Sterling Silver Ladle, hallmarked for London 1786 by silversmith Walter Brind, with griffin head crest monogram; 12 5/8" long, 4 1/8" wide, 7.96 ozt. Good condition.

1- A George III sterling silver sauce ladle, London 1796 by Peter & Ann Bateman 7 1/8". 2- A George III sterling silver sauce ladle, London 1785 by George Smith II, 7 1/8". Monogrammed. Weight combine

George III English Sterling Silver Punch Ladle: Early 19th century, England. Impressed hallmarks London, Sterling, and TB possibly for Thomas Bowen II or Thomas Bamford II. Total weight: 150 grams (4.

Three 18th century George III English sterling silver gravy ladles. Two ladles with hallmarks for London, 1791, maker's mark W.S for Wildman Smith. Together with a ladle hallmarked for London, 1799, R

A pair of George III provincial sterling silver sauce ladles, Exeter circa 1800 by William Newman Dunsford of Plymouth (active 1794-1817) Of Old English pattern, the terminal engraved with initials JE