WILLIAM CHAWNER II STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOON

Large sterling serving spoon with engraved horse head / coronet crest. Stamped with London hallmarks for 1824 and WC maker's mark for William Chawner II. Good condition. 144 grams approx. 10" L.

8 William Chawner II / Francis Higgins II English gilt sterling silver vermeil dessert or place setting spoons 1827 / 1859. Matching pattern, scrolled shell decoration to the end of the handles with e

Antique Early 19th Century English William IV Period Serving Spoon. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Features a classic design in large scale. Bears Hallmarks for Joseph II & Albert Savory London 1837. Mea

Four English sterling silver serving pieces, Georgian period, comprised of a ladle by Thomas Daniel, a serving spoon by William Bateman and Daniel Ball, a fish server by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, and a

A William Spratling Sterling Silver Creamer. Together with a William Spratling sterling silver serving spoon (length: 9.25") Creamer height: 3.25" Wt of both: 7.45 ozt

English William Eaton, sterling silver serving spoons, maker's mark, William Eaton, hallmarked, "England / London / 1836." 9" L. Approx 14.07 ozt. From the Estate of architect Hugh Hardy.

William B. Durgin sterling silver serving spoon retaining most of its original gold wash. With retail marks along the underside of the handle and monogrammed "PB." Length: 8 1/2 in. Weight: 4.69 Troy

William Chawner II, London, 1898. Sterling Silver cased mantle clock with cherubs. Silver tone and cobalt dial with Arabic numerals.4.75" H x 3.25" W x 2.25" D.

William Spratling Mexico Sterling Silver & Wood Serving Spoon & Fork - Mexico. C. 1940s. Spoon 12 1/4" L, Concave and pierced fork 12" L. Each baring Spratling Silver marks. Condition: Minor normal we

Set of 6 Antique Sterling Silver Serving Spoons by William B. Durgin Co. (1880-1905), and sold by Charles S. Stifft & Co. | On the underside of each spoon is a script "D" maker' mark for William B

1833-34 Wm. Eley, Wm. Fearn, & Wm. Chawner London sterling silver salad serving fork and spoon set, having engraved stag head armorial crest 11.25" x 2.25" 8.6 troy oz.

Circa 1815, London. Very nice and heavy large stuffing or serving spoon having shell handle and with an elegant family crest chased into the top of the handle. Bold example. L12" Sold from the collect

Sterling silver serving spoon, possibly William Eaton, London 1823-24, 3.675 TO, 8-7/8" long

GEORGE III STERLING SERVING SPOONS (2) & DANISH .830 SILVER SPOON, L 12 1/4":Including 2 English sterling silver serving spoons by William Bell, London, 1818-19, L.8 3/4", and 1 .830 silver serving sp

3 Lunt Sterling Silver Serving Spoons in the William & Mary Pattern c. 1920s. Each spoon measures 8 5/8" and has no monograms Total silver weight is 200 grams. First produced in 1921, Lunt's William &

Sterling silver drink stirrer with grapevine & cluster handle, monogram & maker's mark on paddle form bottom, along with sterling silver serving spoon by Erickson, and a sterling pierced bon bon spoon

Five sterling silver serving spoons, approx. 12 t.oz, 7-8"L.

An assembled George III gilt-washed sterling silver dessert service for six in elm storage box William Chawner II, William Eley & William Fearn, and William Eley II, London, 1817, 1818, and 1827 Compr

WILLIAM WISE & SON - end of 19th c., United-States Sterling silver serving spoon and fork with a floral decor. Marked on the handle: Sterling and WM Wise & Son Weight: 222.8g

Hallmarks date this piece to 1811 London, by William Eley I, William Fearn, and William Chawner II. Measures 13" long and weighs 100 grams. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or

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.

DOMINICK & HAFF CHARLES II STERLING SERVING SPOON MONOGRAM This is a great early Dominick & Haff Charles II sterling silver serving spoonwith a faint gold wash. It is also stampedBailey Banks & Biddle

A lot of sterling silver items including George IV silver tongs, William Chawner II, London, 1821; 19th century Gorham tongs in the Cluny pattern; a 1927 Gorham child's cup; a Towle footed bowl; a Dun

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER PEPPER POT, cylindrical form on pedestal foot, with London hallmarks, George III duty mark, 1821 date mark, and maker's mark "WC" most likely for William Chawner II. Total weig