Two Queen Anne silver dog nose rattail spoons, London

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

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

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine collection of 4 Queen Anne style silver dog-nose spoons and 1 tablespoon with a broad finial. All 5 are personalized with engraved ini

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

A PAIR OF WILLIAM III SILVER DOG NOSE SPOONS, by John Broake, London 1699, with rat-tail reverse bowls, crested. (2) 19.5cm long, 4 troy ounce gross

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

A George I / II silver dog-nose teaspoon maker's mark only, Paul Hanet, London, circa 1725 With rat-tail reverse bowl, initialled 'E R' to back of stem, length 11.2cm. Footnotes: Property of a privat

A QUEEN ANNE SILVER CUP AND TWO GEORGE II SALT CELLARS by various makers, London, first half 18th century Comprising a two-handled cup possibly by John East, circa 1709, an Edward Wood salt cellar wit

A Queen Anne Provincial Silver Trefid Spoonmark of John Elston of Exeter, rubbed date letter, early 18th century, bowl with beaded rat-tail, back of handle terminus with pricked engraving "WG / *K* /

Marked on back of bowl with "EB/F" in shield and "N" in circle, reeded rat tail brace on back of bowl, cut-out scrolled handle with all-over bright cut floral scroll work, circa 1720, 8 1/2" long, tot

Colonial Williamsburg Queen Anne Pattern by Stieff Silversmiths. CW and Sterling Hallmarks. Two Place Settings with each with two hollow knives, Dinner Fork, Salad Fork, Soup and Tea Spoon. some use a

Sterling Silver Service for 8. "Queen Anne" pattern by James Robinson, bearing hallmarks for London, 1994. 8 each, tea,dessert and soup spoons; lunch and dinner knives, lunch, salad and dinner 3 tine

Georgian sterling silver assembled set of twelve (12) table or place spoons, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, six matching with maker's mark of Elizabeth Oldfield and one slightly smaller with

An assembled set of four early English silver spoons of Scottish historical interest, late 17th century All with dog-nose or trefid terminal to handle and rattail to bowl backs, possibly bearing a thi

Georgian sterling silver group of eight (8) table or place spoons, various sizes, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, various makers, various cities, various 18th century dates, some with engraved

Both small, comprising a Tiffany ladle in the 1870 "Queen Anne" pattern (7"l), and a Georg Jensen ladle, USA (5-1/2"l); together with three sliver spoons, two in sterling and the third, 830, and a ste

Two British Silver Spoons, London and Exeter, London spoon by Peter Bateman and William Bateman, 1809, monogrammed, Exeter spoon Josiah and James Williams, 1859, monogrammed. Dimensions: 9.25 in. the

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

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankardLondon, 1709Engraved with a coat of arms.height 7 1/2in (19cm); length 8in (20cm); width 5 1/2in (14cm); weight approximately 28 oz troy Footnote:The eng

Queen Anne Britannia Silver Tankard hallmarked London, 1708-1709, by Timothy Ley, of traditional tapering cylindrical form with molded base and rim, "S"-scroll handle, hinged, step-domed lid and scrol

Two piece Queen Anne style mahogany silver chest 33 in Tall by 16 in Long by 10 in Deep

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 PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Richard Syng, London 1702, with slightly tapering stop-fluted columns above an embossed slanted gadrooned flange with canted corners, raised on a stepped, d

Near Pair of Queen Anne Britannia Silver Trencher Salts hallmarked London, one 1707-1708, by Matthew West (1664-after 1735; free 1689), the other 1709-1710, probably Nathaniel Lock (ca. 1666-1749; fre