Group of Georgian Irish Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware

THREE PIECES OF IRISH STERLING SILVER FLATWAREDublin1) Monogrammed soup ladle. 1822. Charles Marsh, maker. Length 13”.2) Tablespoon with bright-cut decoration and “AR” monogram. Date

Good Group of American Victorian Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. Wood & Hughes "Angelo", pat. 1875, bright-cut jelly spoon (l. 6 3/8 in.) and 10 demitasse spoons; Gorham "St. Cloud", pat. 1885, salad

Assembled grouping of Georgian silver flatware, 29 pieces, some bright cut, largest 8.5"l; together with 9 sterling silver spoons. 39 troy oz

Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware, 23 pieces. Total weight 26.6 Troy Oz

Irish Sterling Silver Bright Cut Demi Tasse Spoons (7) +2 Others Ca. 1810, L 5.2" 3.39t oz 9 pcs | Seven matching spoons by maker "WW" William Ward and "SN" Samuel Neville. Harp crowned and Hibernia H

Gorham Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware Weight 14 troy oz.

Good Group of Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware , early 19th c., incl. basting spoon, Thomas & William Chawner, London, engraved with Matheson clan crest and motto "Fac et Spera/Do & Hope", l. 11 7/8

John Keene I (d. 1807) Irish sterling silver pierced, bright-cut engraved and chased fish server with silver plate handle, marked: "JK / Dublin / Ireland / 1783," 18th century. 12" L. Silver not weigh

Group of Six Georgian Irish Sterling Silver Marrow Scoops Various makers, Dublin, 1726-1792 Each of typical form. Length of largest 9 1/2 inches (24 cm), total approximately 10 ounces. Provenance: Jon

Group of Georgian Irish & Scottish Silver Flatware the first, an Irish silver teaspoon with partially rubbed "F?" makers mark, possibly for Francis Jones, Dublin (circa mid to late18th century), witho

A group of Georgian English sterling silver flatware. Comprised of three dinner forks measuring 8" long. Hallmarked for William Eley & William Fearn, London 1820. Together with two tablespoons / servi

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES marked JS, Dublin, late 18th-19th centuries total silver weight approximately 74oz troy (46) Please see condition report for detailed listing.

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, 1743-1815 Makers including Arthur Murphy, James Keating, and Richard Whitford; total weighable silver approximately 70oz tro

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, 18th-early 19th centuries Makers including Edward Power, James Brady, and James Le Bas; total silver weight approximately 64

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by John Power, Dublin, late 18th-early 19th centuries Together with twenty-four additional Georgian silver flatware pieces by various makers; total sil

A GROUP OF IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, Dublin, late 18th-early 19th centuries Makers including John Osborne, Michael Keating, and William Law & Son; total weighable silver

Good Group of Georgian and Georgian-Style Sterling Silver Flatware Serving Pieces , incl. basting spoon, William & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1790, l. 12 in.; crested basting spoon, marks rubbed,

24 pcs. Whiting Manufacturing Co. late Victorian era bright cut sterling silver flatware including 12 teaspoons, 6 dinner forks, and 6 tablespoons, all having hand cut rose and foliate decoration, Got

AMERICAN BRIGHT-CUT STERLING SILVER FLATWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF 19, comprising three 8" L serving spoons, and seven 5 3/4" L tea spoons marked for Whiting Mfg. Co. in "Lily" pattern, three 5 1/2" L tea

10 Victorian bright cut sterling silver flatware including 6 Whiting, and 4 others, ornately hand engraved 5.5"-5.75" 8.7 troy oz.

120g

(121) Piece Jas R. Armiger Co., Gorham "Queen Anne" bright cut sterling silver flatware set with "W" monogram. Place setting service includes: (12) Dinner forks (7.25"), (12) Salad forks (6.25"), (7)

STERLING SILVER 19TH C. IRISH BRIGHT-CUT LADLE Sterling silver 19th century bright-cut design Irish ladle. Marked with Dublin city mark, 1828 date mark, and Reign of George IV duty mark.  Size:

Group of assembled Georgian and Victorian fiddle pattern, sterling silver flatware pieces, some monogrammed to the handle or to underside. All pieces hallmarked with standard British marks to the unde