Victorian Silver Shell Pattern Caddy Spoon c.1853.

A Victorian silver fiddle, shell and thread pattern gravy spoon, by Joseph and Albert Savory, London 1841, engraved with an armorial, 30.25cm, 6.29oz

Assorted caddy and other spoons, including a Tiffany nut dish, two shell carved spoons, a heart-shaped spoon, three with seashell bowls, one of eagle shape, one of fish shape, a helmet-shaped spoon, a

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER FORKS, TWO DESSERT SPOONS AND TWO SMALL FORKS, by George Lambert, London 1898, Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern, the terminals each engraved with a crest; A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING

Victorian (23) piece assembled silver flatware set, 19th c., sterling silver shell and thread and variant patterns, including (6) large spoons and (6) large forks, letter dated 1833, Glasgow, Scotland

hallmarked London, 1861, FH (The Portland Co (Francis Higgins III)), with shell form bowl and cartouche handle, total weight 21gm, length 10cm

DESCRIPTION: 12 pieces of antique English fiddle, thread & shell pattern flatware, each marked. (2) William IV spoons, mark of Mary Chawner, London, 1835, one featuring "A" initial. L: 7" (6) Victoria

one of shell form, one in fiddle pattern and one with feathered edge, (3)

Assembled George VI and Victorian Silver-Gilt Part Dinner Service in a Shell and Thread Pattern The majority with mark of Mary Chawner, London, 1836; the ice cream spoons with mark of Chawner & Co., L

A pretty Victorian silver caddy spoon by Hilliard & Thomason, hallmarked Birmingham 1853. Cast grape vine handle with gilt bowl embossed with grapes and grape leaves. 5.25" (13.3cm). Please note that

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

hallmarked London, 1867, GA (Chawner & Co), of conventional form, decorated with an elegant bright cut foliate design to bowl and stem with beaded edge, engraved crest to terminal, total weight 14gm,

MEASURES APPROX 9.5 X 3.5CM. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of

MEASURES APPROX 9.5 X 3.5CM. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of

Hallmarked Sterling Silver Victorian Caddy Spoon, 4" Length, 15 Grams.

Early 20th century handcrafted Silver Plated spoon warmer. Modeled in the from of a Nautilus shell resting on barnacle style forms and a clam shell end. Body graced with an etched Dolphin fish designe

A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern salt spoons with gilded bowls hallmarked London1885 maker John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater 4" long. Together with a silver spoon hallmarked Birmingham 1925 mak

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern salt spoon hallmarked London 1870, maker Henry Holland. Approx. 3 3/4/" long

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, hallmarked London 1844, maker Charles Boyton II. Approx. 4 3/4" longPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern salt spoon hallmarked London 1880, maker Henry John Lias & James Wakely. Approx. 3 3/4" longPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within des

A Victorian silver plated nautilus shell spoon holder, hand engraved decoration, hinged lid, craggy base, stamped maker's marks underside of the base handles. Measures 5.5 x 7 x 3.5 inches. We happily

Victorian silver shell-shaped serving spoons from Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.. Including 1 pair of larger serving spoons and 1 pair of smaller serving spoons. L. of longest spoon: 23 cm (8 7/8 in.)

Victorian silver plate shell-form spoon warmer, 19th/20th c., English, engraved decoration, unmarked, 6.25"h x 6"w x 3.75"d

A Victorian silver King's pattern sifter spoon with crested terminal. Hallmarked George Aldwinckle, London 1865. Length measuring 6 1/2 inches (16 cm), weight 2.6 ozt (83.8 grams).