Silver rat-tail dessert spoon with unusual shaped

A set of seven Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dessert spoons, London 1706/07 by Thomas Sadler (reg. 25th Aug 1701) Dog nose pattern, the oval bowls with rat tail heel. The terminals engraved wit

18th Century Coin Silver Rat-Tail Spoon, mark of Adrian BanckerNew York City, active 1725-1772, with period monogram to handle. 7 3/4 in. 1.85 total troy oz. Per consignor, the spoon descended in the

Set of four English Sterling Silver spoons in the Georgian Rat Tail style. Late 20th Century hallmarks. Each engraved with DDP monogram. From the Estate of Mrs. Susan S. Dillon, Jupiter, FL. Good cond

4 Hallmarked Silver Rat Tail Spoons, Garrard & Co., London, 1923, 213 grams, 6 3/4" Long

English Hepplewhite Mahogany Knife Box with Porcelain Handled Knives and Forks as well, 5 Silver Rat Tail Spoons by James Robinson, 14 1/2" h x 11" deep, small piece of veneer missing, some porcelain

BRITISH, AND POSSIBLY CONTINENTAL, STERLING SILVER AND OTHER METAL UTENSILS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a George I sterling silver rattail spoon by Richard Scarlett of London with 1721 date mark; an

Queen Anne Britannia Silver Rattail Serving Spoon, 1713, Jos. Bird, length 8 inches, kitchen scale 1.875 oz

Crested, hallmarked George Smith, III (Prolific specialist spoon maker) London, 1769, 11-1/2"l, weight approx. 3 T.O.

Group of Coin and Sterling Silver Rattail Coffee Spoons, 9, various makers, various dates, one with marks of Jacob Boelen, New York City, ca. 1760. Weight: 3.66 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, Ne

A William and Mary sterling silver beaded rat tail trefid spoon, dated 1690. The spoon bears 4 hallmarks including: maker’s mark of William Scarlett (S over W with 2 pellets), London Assayers O

Queen Anne silver-gilt beaded rattail spoon with upturned trefid or dognose terminal, monogrammed TG and AH, marks for William Juson, London, 1705. 7 1/2" L (19 cm), 1.4 oz troy. Provenance: The estat

A GEORGE III RAT-TAIL SILVER TREFID SPOON, by David Peter, Dublin, 1769, 20cm long. approx 56 grams.

Group of Queen Anne Manner Rattail Pattern Silver Spoons, 18, various makers, various dates, largely English, one with marks of Richard Crossley, London, 1806. Weight: 8.29 ozt. Provenance: Private Co

1839-1842, (2) coin silver serving spoons with rat tail and fiddleback. Embossed hand chased floral baskets. Hallmarks to underside. 9.75in long approx. 2.95ozt

Circa 1860, Dublin sterling dessert spoons, set of six. Fiddle pattern with rat tail back. 7 1/4" L. 4.6 ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard L. Rasner, purchased from James Robinson Inc. New York.

Hallmarked James Robinson, London, 1969 (one dated 1965), comprising 3 rattail spoons, longest 12"l, and 3 serving forks, total weight approx. 25 t.o. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Mimi

A pair of Irish sterling silver sauce ladles with armorial crest on handle. Hallmarks for William Cummins, Dublin, Ireland, 1828. Each measuring 6" long. Together with a sterling silver serving spoon

Victorian silver Chistening spoon and fork, cast decoration by Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield 1896 cased; Set of 6 rat tail pattern coffee spoons and sugar tongs by Cooper Brothers & Sons Sheffield 1

Includes six "Rat Tail" pattern serving spoons, 6 floral pattern teaspoons, 4 assorted spoons, and 4 other pieces. 26 ozt.

Includes six "Rat Tail" pattern serving spoons, 6 floral pattern teaspoons, 4 assorted spoons, and 4 other pieces. 26 ozt.

A mixed group of three sterling serving spoons, comprising one Edinburgh 1965, by Isle of Mull Silver Co with plain rat tail bowl and open work finial, another, Edinburgh 1966, by Shetland Silvercraft

Silver plated miniature bowl and a sterling silver spoon. The bowl fluted, with flaring rim, inside with traces of gilt. Unmarked, England, late 19th century. The diminutive spoon is a rat-tail spoon,

1 ladle, 13 shrimp forks, 12 sugar spoons, 1 serving fork, 3 serving spoons, 11 knives, 1 cake knife, 12 table spoons, 13 dinner spoons, 13 smaller 3 prong forks, 13 salad forks, 13 tea spoons, 9 ice

Edwardian Silver Serving Spoon with Devil Finial and Rat Tail Bowl by J.U & S. Hallmarked Birmingham 1910. Lemgth 5.75 in