Two Irish Sterling Silver Egg Spoons Dublin Garde 1835

Two Irish Sterling Silver Soft Egg Spoons. Fiddle shape with hand chased armorial Dublin, 1835, Richard Garde, 31 gr.

Two Irish sterling silver tablespoons / serving spoons. Both with similar fine bright-cut engraving and feather edge. Heraldry crest and initial monogram to one oval cartouche. One spoon hallmarked fo

Miscellaneous Sterling and other Silver comprising a Georg Jensen 6" Acorn spoon, a Cartier frame (engraved), some Salem MA coin silver, two 9.75" Irish Georgian Silver serving spoons marked Dublin, J

Irish sterling silver serving spoon, Dublin, circa 1830. Hallmarks to underside. 12 3/4"L, 4.15 ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard L. Rasner, purchased from James Robinson Inc. New York.

TWO IRISH SILVER GEORGE III TABLE SPOONS, Dublin c.1787 and Dublin c.1789, makers marks rubbed; together with George III Scottish silver tablespoon, Edinburgh c.1789, and another Georgian silver spoon

Hallmarked: Makers mark CM (Charles Marsh), IWY+, Date mark. G. Silver weight 7.60 troy oz. L: 8 7/8 inches.

TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVER POINT-HANDLE DESSERT SPOONS, one Dublin c.1788, maker's mark of William Ward, the other Dublin c.1792, maker's mark John Osborne, with bright-cut decoration; together with

Irish sterling silver strainer serving spoon, with hallmarks for Dublin, circa 1800, 12 inches, 3.9 troy ounces.

Pair of Samuel Neville Irish sterling silver fruit spoons with repousse bowls, marks for Dublin 1806, 3.74 TO, 9-1/8" long

Monumental Early Dublin made sterling silver spoon, Queen Anne style, Royal Irish Silver Co. 9.32 ozt. Marked on underside. Weight: 9.32 ozt. Size: 16 1/4 x 3 in.

A rare George III Irish sterling silver travelling or canteen snuff spoon cum marrow scoop, Dublin circa 1790 by John Osbourne Of conventional plain form, marked to the reverse with standard mark, tow

14 Georgian Irish silver spoons. Including: 6 Philip Weekes sterling silver dinner spoons, Dublin 1836, hand chased handle, with appropriate hallmarks, 7 inches. 4 James Scott large sterling silver sp

Two Georgian Irish Silver Spoonsthe first, a George III serving spoon, mark of John Kavanagh, Dublin (1815) with repousse gold wash bowl and engraved foliate decoration (9 1/2 in.); the second, a Geor

elaborate fruit decorated bowl with gold wash, hallmarks of Dublin, 1740, maker John Moore, 8 3/4", 57 grams, scarce.

Antique Irish Sterling Serving Spoon, Hallmarked on the back dating 1805, sterling, Dublin and "JB", engraved on handle "CEC", measuring approx. 8 13/16" in length with a total weight of 2.28 Toz.

hallmarked, Dublin, 1820, M.West, together with two matched Irish sterling silver forks, all in shell fiddle and thread, total weight 314gm, l 17cm (6)

A lovely set of six James Brady, Dublin, Ireland, Georgian 1835, sterling silver teaspoons. Total combined weight: 87.1 grams. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping

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)

Three sterling silver European spoons. Includes two (2) sterling spoons by Thomas Townsend, Irish, 1798; and one (1) sterling silver spoon with illegible marks. Townsend spoons with monograms to back

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

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

Comprising: a 7" fiddle spoon with acanthus decorated terminal, by John Wesley Forbes (monogrammed); two 7" fiddle thread spoons, by Gale, Wood & Hughes (monogrammed); two 7 1/4" fiddle thread spoons,

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

Five Sterling and Silver Serving Spoons, 19th century, America and Dublin, various makers including, two spoons by S. Brown, two spoons by C.A.W. Crosby, and one by William Cummins, approx. 9 total t