Two 18th Century Silver Basting Spoons Dublin Irel

Two 18th and 19th C. Dublin Irish silver hallmarked serving spoons, 18th c. George III period Michael Keating makers marked, 19th c. James Byrd maker's mark, both have engraved family crest on handles

Two sterling silver spoons marked for English silversmith Hester Bateman (1709-1794), one with faded marks, one dated 1780 and one dated 1781.Longest: approx. 8 1/2".Total weight: approx. 3.89 ozt.

Two 18th century English Sterling Silver stuffing spoons. One by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London, 1796, the other by an unknown Dutch maker. 8.61 troy ozs. total. Slight wear. Up to 13" long.

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

Three 18th and 19th C. Dublin Irish silver hallmarked tablespoons, two 18th C. George III period Alexander Richards maker's mark, 19th C. Charle Lamb maker's mark, all have engraved family crest on ha

An 18th century silver spoon with hallmarks for Bergen 1795 together with two Norwegian 830 silver serving pieces with "Dragestil" inspired decoration, a serving slice with traditional engraving to th

Three 18th C. coin silver spoons, maker's mark PL, two engraved with conjoined VB over P E. Fourth spoon marked STERLING. All approx. 8" L. Coin silver spoons 153 grams, 4.91 ozt. Sterling spoon 50 gr

pair of late 18th c. Hanoverian lapped bowl silver table spoons, marked with two cartouches "FD" on each -likely American or Canadian 8.5" 4.2 troy oz.

Gadroon rim sauceboat on ball feet (Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1813). Small one-handle mug (William & John Deane, London 1763). 12.8 troy oz. Larger: 4"H

With figurative handle and gold-washed bowl, hand-engraved with two birth dates: Doede Ruirds, born June 8, 1758; and Riemke Ruirds Bootsma, born December 25, 1829. Faint hallmark on bowl above heel.

Bolivia, ca. 18th-19th century. Two very large silver Tupu spoons. MEASUREMENTS Length: 15 inches / 38 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional). International

Ten Antique U.S. Coin Silver Spoons, includes: three J. Stuart, Providence, R.I. 1737, 6 1/4", two D. Weatherly, 18th c, 5 3/4"; two (Freeman) Woods, NY, NY 1791, 5 1/2"; one L. Reed & Son, Sanford, C

A coffin ended tablespoon by Ebenezer Moulton Boston Circa 1795. Together with a picture back table spoon by Jesse Zane. Wilmington, Delaware. Circa 1795. The Zane spoon is a particularly fine example

German large ceremonial spoon, 18th or 19th century silver, gilded. Spoon with angel depiction, handle open worked as well as set with two glass stones and end of handle with figural depiction of the

George III period Dublin Irish silver hallmarked giblet spoon, 18th C., Charles Townsend maker's mark, engraved family crest on handle, 3.955 ozt.

A lot of two items, consisting of an 18th century English sterling silver cream jug of helmet form with a kylix handle, decorated with bright cut detail, swags & crest, raised on a squared base with p

Two 18th-19th C. Sterling Silver Spoons one marked TH, Verso engraved "MD BL1684" another by Louis Landsberg c.1890, figurehead folllowed by ornamented wings, skulls and entwined design, spoon for wit

ca. 1795. Together with two sterling mustard spoons, thirteen sterling and coin silver spoons including two by Wm Chawner, Stephen Adams, Exeter and others Appx. 10 t.o.

A pair of Circa 1844 Victorian sterling silver stuffing spoons, hallmark London 18th Century with rooster, family crest, marked "WE", William Eley. Each spoon measures approx. 9" long, 2" wide.

A group of six Georgian English sterling silver spoons. 18th century bottom marked silver. Comprised of two tablespoons, 8" and 8-3/8" long. Together with a set of four teaspoons, 6.75" long, crested

A near pair, one clearly marked for Elias Cachart. Both bowls identically pierced. Mid 18th C. 22g. L 13.5 cm (5 3/8 in.)

18th Century or early 19th Century, including two with maker's mark 'NV', possibly for Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, c. 1765; two with maker's mark 'N' within a scalloped rectangle; one with make

Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, in the 18th century style, realistically modelled as convolvulus, the bowls as the flowers, gilded, 11cm long, 1.30o

Late 18th-19th century. Seven are American coin including two tablespoons by "Hallerton". Other legible names include Butler, McCarty and Charles Wendell. Together with seven Continental teaspoons mar