Three Dutch silver apostle spoons, 18th / 19th ce

The first with handle terminal ending in a native or warrior, mark of PF, prick dot engraved around the edges of the bowl on the back; the second ending in a woman, possibly Saint Rose of Lima,

FOUR 17TH CENTURY-STYLE DUTCH SILVER APOSTLE SPOONS • Three with the lower part of the stem cast with a fruit-picking bird, one with round bowl, the other two with oval bowls, • Largest me

Set of three 18th / 19th century Dutch silver and shell candlestick with corresponding pair of decorative footed shell bowls. Manufacturer's mark to the silver. Measures approx., Candle holder: 3.5 in

Five Early American Coin Silver Spoons 18th to early 19th Century includes two spoons marked WR with an eagle stamp for William Richardson (1755-1809), Richmond, VA. Also includes three bearing the st

Lot Consists of Three Late 18th Century/19th Century Swedish Silver Serving Spoons. Approximately 8" Inches Long with a Bowl Size of Approximately 3" Inches by Approximately 2" Inches Wide. Fair to Go

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

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of antique tablespoons made from sterling silver with the maker marks for George Smith III, ca. 1774. The spoons ar

A GROUP OF THREE GEORGE III STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOONS, OLD ENGLISH PATTERN, HALLMARKS FOR HESTER BATEMAN AND VARIOUS BATEMAN FAMILY SILVERSMITHS, LONDON, LATE 18TH - EARLY 19TH CENTURIES, compris

description Hanging incense thurible, Dutch, 18th/ 19th c., silver-plated brass, suspended on three shell-form chains, hollow body with pierced scrolling design, approx 30"h, 18"w Start Price $200.00

Antique Dutch 18th/19th c Silver Plated church censer thurible incense burner with cherub masks and surrounding leaf and floral motif decorations. Silver-plated tin, suspended on three shell-form chai

18th or early 19th century. The group includes two bronze molds and one very interesting stone mold.

England, ca. late 18th and early 19th century. Three sterling silver articles, including a serving spoon by Sarah and John Burrows assayed in 1822, a rectangular snuff box by John Shaw date lettered 1

Collection of (20) English 18th and 19th c. Sterling Silver Demitasse and Salt Spoons, including three by Hester Bateman, most monogrammed, 7.89 ozt tw. Good condition.

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A collection of three wood and elephant ivory flutes with silver and brass keys that date to the 1770s to very early 1800s - pl

Four Assorted Silver Spoons, includes one picture back spoon, Stephen Emery (Boston, 1749-1801), 'S C J/ 1780' to terminal, lg. 8 1/2; one 18th century-style Dutch Apostle spoon, marked for Amsterdam

(4) early English silver spoons, 18th c. or earlier, England, apostle spoon and others, one dated 1721, three with old worn hallmarks, 7.75"h (largest), approx. 7.10 ozt. (total)

(possibly 18th and 19th century) Icon in three parts: The Theotokos of Tikhvin, Saint Paul, John the Baptist, the Holy Mother, the Apostles, St. Xenia, Varlaam Monastery with the martyrs Ermil and Str

20th century. Indistinctly signed. Length of each: 4 1/2 in. (11.5 cm.) Total weight:158 g. (5.55 oz.)

Lot of 12 Dutch Silver Apostle Spoons.

Date letter upper case R, makers mark 'PS' in oval. Mid 17th century, possibly 1653. L. 7 1/4" (18.5 cm) W. 55 gramsLight wear, dings, minor scratches. Good overall patina. No damage or repairs.

Dutch silver apostle spoon, hallmarked. Approx. 2 1/4x 7 3/4.

Group of (42) American Coin Silver Spoons, 18th & 19th c., assorted makers, most monogrammed, 14.83 ozt tw. Some bends and dents.

Sixteen piece collection of American coin silver spoons, 18th/19th century, mainly 'Fiddle' and 'Fiddle and Thread patterns, maker's include, a pair of William Star Taylor (Utica, NY 1829-1905) tables

Four Georgian Silver Serving Spoons 18th/19th Century one pair marked for John Mitchison, London and Newcastle, 1788; the other for James Beebe, London, 1830. 8 ozt 19 dwt Length of largest 9 inches.