Sterling Hallmarked Berry Spoon

Sterling Hallmarked Berry Spoon. 8" Long

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

George III period English silver berry spoons, pair of circa 1819 George III period London English sterling silver hallmarked gold wash berry spoons, Soloman Royes and James East Dix maker's marks, em

4 hallmarked Irish sterling berry spoons with monogrammed handles and repousse fruit motif. RW (Robert or Richard WIlliams), Dublin. 9"L, 274 grams. 3 hallmarked English sterling berry spoons, with va

DESCRIPTION: Georg Jensen sterling silverware berry spoon and seafood fork, each featuring a blue guilloche design on handle. Each piece is marked STERLING and hallmarked on handle. Total weight: 37.3

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

A Pair of Scottish George IV Silver Berry Spoons Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1825 each having a bright cut handle with foliate decoration. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside 4 ozt 7 dwt Length 9

A pair of Victorian decorated berry spoons hallmarked for London and the year 1762. Dimensions: Each is 8 3/4" long, the total approximate weight is 4.4 troy ounces.

Rare Tiffany & Co. Markers Sterling Silver "Blackberry" Clamshell Berry Spoon. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent Condition. Dimensions: L- 8.75". Weight: 4.205 ozt / 130.8 g. Provenance: From a Q

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.

Pair of English Sterling Silver and Partial Gilt Repousse Berry Spoons. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent Condition. Dimensions: L- 9". Weight: 4.1 ozt / 127.3 g. Provenance: From a Long Island,

Berry spoon with a Butterfly perched upon a Spent Dandelion. Period Monogram on back of handle. Hallmarked as shown. 9 3/8" in length.

C. 19th Century. Crisp representation of an iconic Tiffany aesthetic pattern. Fluted bowl with pale gilding. Period monogram on back cartouche. Hallmarked as shown. 2.36 troy ounces. 8 3/4".

Entirely gilded spoon with Art Nouveau maiden holding a flower, descending into a floral bowl. Hallmarked as shown. 4.5 troy. 9 1/8".

Comprising: A sugar sifter by Hester Bateman, hallmarked for London and 1779, a stuffing spoon hallmarked for Joseph Hicks, Exeter and the year 1820, a berry spoon (with Victorian era decoration) hall

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

In the "Scroll" pattern, Hammered surface with Swirl design. Never monogrammed. Hallmarked as shown. 8 3/8" in length.

Antique Simpson, Hall & Miller American sterling silver berry serving spoon having an ornate and fine floral design with Father Wind design on handle. Hallmarked to underside of handle. Has an "E" or

George III sterling silver berry spoon, by George Smith III & William Fearn, embossed bowl with engraved handle, hallmarked on back, dated 1790, 8 1/2", 2.15 ozt

hallmarked London, 1791, with tapering handles set with crests surrounded by c-scroll decoration and gilt scalloped shaped bowls, decorated with fruit, total weight 153gm, length 17cm

1st group: 2 Silver Berry Spoons with repousse bowls and engraved handles, hallmarked John, Henry & Charles Lias, London, 1833, 8 7/8" L. 2nd group: 3 American sterling serving spoons with fiddle tipp

The matching berry spoons in presentation case with engraved Persianate decoration overall are hallmarked for London 1810, maker's mark William Eley, William Kearn and William Chawner. Measure 8.75 in

hallmarked London, 1793, GG (George Gray), with fruit embossed gilt bowls and floral engraved handles, total weight 106gm, length 22cm (2)

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