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Auction House:
Raffan Kelaher & Thomas
Number of lots recorded:96
Lots with images:96
Prices available:96
Category:
Flatware/Cutlery and Accessories
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** A silver mustard pot and pepperette, with spoon. (3) total weight 123g ***
*** A silver toast rack by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1912 ***
*** A caddy spoon, shell bowl. London 1867 ***
*** A caddy spoon. Birmingham 1833 ***
*** An Australian silver serving trowel with planished blade and twist sterm; Sargisson, Hobart. Length 21 cm ***
*** A Japanese silver caddy spoon, flower, leaf and stem. Length 12 cm ***
*** A set of 12 Art Deco demitasse spoons, with coffee finials. Hallmarked Walker & Hall, 1928. Weight (all in) 80g. ***
*** An Art Deco style sterling silver toast rack, Hardy Brothers. Length 7.5 cm. Weight 149g. ***
*** A George III sterling silver gravy ladle, King's pattern, the handle monogrammed 'L'. William Eley & William Fearn, London 1804. Weight 78g. ***
*** A sterling silver Christening egg cup, comprising the openwork egg cup raised on a circular foot, inscribed to 'H&P to Hugo 24.4.11', and spoon, in original box. Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1908 ***
*** Four various silver items, an 800 bowl with openwork, a spoon, a 800 silver miniature milk jug and an 835 silver miniature waiter. Weight all in 83g. ***
*** A pair of sterling silver table spoons, Peter & William Bateman, London 1809. Weight 67g. ***
*** A set of six sterling silver tea spoons, only five in box, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1945. (5) weight 49 grams. ***
*** An early 19th century French sauce ladle, sterling silver cup and horn handle, 950 silver with Paris guarantee mark. 1819-1838. ***
*** Five sterling silver tea spoons, initialled Ssm on handle, fiddle pattern, John Harris V, London 1835. Weight 106g. ***
*** A sterling silver cruet set, with blue glass inlay, circular shaped, raised on tripod feet, Mapping Webb, London 1936. With a pair of spoons, C.E, London 1936. Weight 194.9g. ***
*** A pair of Georgian silver sugar nips, with shell bowls, double marked to loop handle, maker 'Aa', assay office unknown, circa 1750. Length 12 cm. Weight 35 gm. ***
*** Three silver coffee spoons sets, 800 silver, each for six. Weight 166g. ***
*** A sterling silver Dutch cake slice, with windmill finial. Together with a sterling silver filigree frame and a snuff box. (no glass). Total weight 117g. ***
*** A set of six silver tea spoons, with floral detail to stem. Weight 86.69g. ***
*** Three silver spoons, two matching, hallmarked Thomas Farnett, Dublin, 1829. Weight (all in) 73g. ***
*** A 19th century Russian niello and silver spoon; Moscow 1840. Length 13.5 cm ***
*** A set of six J.Tostrup Norway sterling silver and gilt Norwegian coffee spoons, the handle decorated with various enamelled colours. Total weight 57g.some damages to the light blue and pink enamel ***
*** An 18th century silver dessert spoon, modified Hanoverian pattern; possibly Pierre Amiraux, Jersey. ***
*** Three pairs of silver sugar tongs, George III and Edwardian. (3) ***
*** An Australian silver sugar spoon, wildflower stem; Terry Walsh, Perth. ***
*** A George III silver table spoon, Old English pattern, Peter & William Bateman, London 1812 ***
*** Six late-Victorian silver teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, rococo revival stems, initialled; Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1897. (7) ***
*** A George III silver table spoon, Old English pattern, William Fearn, London 1806. Weight 55g ***
*** A Victorian silver Christening cutlery set, knife, fork and spoon, Old English beaded edge, single struck, the knife with silver blade; George Adams, London 1862-5. Total weight (all in) 154g ***
*** A Victorian silver table spoon, Victoria pattern; Charles Boyton, London 1850. ***
*** Four various Georgians silver spoons, of fiddle pattern, comprising a mustard spoon, William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1818 (22g), a tea spoon, William Eley I and William Fearn, London 1818 (21g), a tea spoon, William Chawner II, London 1831 (20g), a… ***
*** A Scottish sterling silver tea spoon set, for six, Roberts & Belk Ltd, Edinburgh, 1935, boxed. Weight 86g. ***
*** A Victorian silver caddy spoon, scrolled handle, shell form spoon, unmarked. ***
*** Five Austro-Hungarian silver teaspoons and a Larger spoon, fiddle pattern; Pest (800 standard). (6) total weight approx 160g ***
*** An Australian silver preserve spoon with planished bowl and pierced foliate stem; J a Linton (Perth). Length 13 cm ***
*** Four Georgian silver spoons, various dates and makers, and a silver-handled button hook. (5) total weighable silver 61g ***
*** A George III silver condiment ladle, plain form; William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1805. Weight 45g. ***
*** A silver sugar sifter spoon by Charles Lias, London, 1845 ***
*** A caddy spoon. Birmingham 1833 ***
*** Ten European silver tea-spoons; 830 standard. (10) (cased for S van Osenbruggen) two missing from original box. Af ***
*** Six silver tea spoons with paua shell finish Tasmanian shield stone: Liberty & Co Ltd Birmingham 1926. Total weight 77.4g ***
*** Two Victorian silver spoons, fiddle thread and shell. (2) total weight 98g ***
*** A George III Irish silver serving spoon, engraved with a shell crest; Michael Keating, Dublin 1802. ***
*** A sterling silver butter knife, with serpentine handle. Adie & Lovekin Ltd Birmingham 1945. ***
*** Six sterling silver tea spoons, stamped 'Hand Forged' to back, R S & S, London 1928. In original fitted box. Weight 116g. ***
*** A pair of William IV sugar tongs, indistinct maker, London 1832. Weight 65 grams. ***
*** Continental silver fish serving knife, with open work blade, fiddle pattern handle. Length 30 cm. Weight 150g ***
*** A George V sterling silver Christening set, comprising a baby spoon and a pusher, plain design. Angora silver plate Co, Sheffield, 1929. Length 10 cm. Weight 35g. ***
*** A Victorian sterling silver dessert fork and spoon, all over decoration with foliate, engraved A.L.S from H.S.S June 13 1888. John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater London 1887. Weight 62grams. ***
*** A Victorian sterling silver teaspoon and fork, fiddle, thread and shell patter, the spoon monogrammed Gd, Chawner & Co, London 1876, the fork by William Robert Smily London 1858. Weight 66grams. ***
*** A Georgian silver toddy ladle, with inset coin base, and turned wooden handle. Length 31 cm. ***
*** A Georgian caddy spoon, sterling silver, William Pugh, Birmingham 1811. Weight 9.1g ***
*** Six sterling silver tea spoons, shell shaped bowl, maker Sj, no city or date marks. Total weight 74g. ***
*** A sterling silver caddy spoon, stamped sterling silver. Weight 14.2g. ***
*** Two Arabic sterling silver spoons, of various patterns. Weight 63grams. ***
*** Three sterling silver egg Coddler, engraved with foliate design. Weight 67.8g ***
*** A cased set of George V silver coffee spoons, in the Art Deco manner, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1932, in fitted case. Combined weight: 68 gm. ***
*** Six silver teaspoons; C.W.Fletcher, Sheffield 1914. (cased) ***
*** Six silver coffee spoons, Cooper Bros., Sheffield 1959. (cased) ***
*** A middle-Eastern silver coin serving spoon ***
*** A pair of George III silver sugar tongs & an Austro-Hungarian silver sifter spoon, the bright-cut tongs London c.1790. (2) ***
*** Three silver spoons, two sterling, one 800. Weight 100g. ***
*** A pair of 19th century silver sugar tongs, fiddle pattern with shell bowls; initialled Jg in script; marked cait sidhe bearing a cross, anchor and Tl, also Cr with pellet; possibly Irish provincial c.1850. ***
*** Six American silver coffee spoons; Gorham Manufacturing. (6) ***
*** A pair of William IV Scottish silver sugar tongs, fiddle pattern with shell bowls; probably J.Asherheim, Edinburgh 1831. ***
*** A set of six Russian silver coffee spoons, with roses and foliate design on handle, circa 1900 Moscow Kokoshnik mark (head facing down). Possibly by Itska Lozinsky. Total weight 102g ***
*** A pair of George III silver sugar tongs, bright-cut, initialled; Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1794. ***
*** Three fiddle pattern silver spoons: a George III table spoon; London 1817, a William IV dessert spoon; London 1836, and a German table spoon; Rosenthal, Berlin. (3) total weight approx 135g ***
*** A Georg Jensen silver cheese knife, 'Cactus' pattern; stainless steel blade. ***
*** A George III silver dessert spoon, Old English pattern; Hester Bateman, London 1776 ***
*** Three Victorian silver dessert spoons, Old English pattern, crest of a cat; probably Samuel Whitford, London 1877. (3) total weight approx 120g ***
*** Two Irish sterling silver cream ladles; Royal Irish silver & Co., Dublin, 1973. Additional mark to commemorate Ireland's entry into the European Community. Total weight 64g. ***
*** A William IV silver caddy spoon, King's pattern; Wm Eaton, London 1835 ***
*** A Finnish silver spoon; Kasityo. Length 13 cm ***
*** A set of six silver sugar spoons by Cooper Bros & Sons, Sheffield, 1940 ***
*** A nephrite jade and silver preserve spoon and butter knife; W. Deakin, Birmingham 1911. (2) ***
*** Two pairs of silver sugar tongs ***
*** Two pairs of silver sugar tongs one by Joseph & Albert Savory, London, 1839 and the other attributed to J.Berenger, London, 1798 (marks incomplete) ***
*** A silver anointing spoon by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings shepherd, Chester, 1907 and one other. (2) ***
*** A George III sterling silver sifter spoon, William Edwards London 1808. Weight 20g. ***
*** A sifter spoon, Old English pattern. Sheffield 1884 ***
*** A sauce ladle fiddle pattern ***
*** Six silver tea spoons, foliate handles, in original box. Stamped 875. Weight 177g. ***
*** Three various silver table spoons, Continental and U.S.A. (3) ***
*** Two silver spoons, a Victorian sifter spoon, Sheffield 1888 and a Dutch serving spoon. (2) ***
*** A sterling silver caddy spoon, stamped sterling silver. Weight 16.6g. ***
*** A Planished silver jam spoon and butter knife, writhen stems, and a silver small spoon. (3) ***
*** Three George IV silver salt spoons, fiddle pattern, initialled; Thomas Dicks, London 1821. (3) ***
*** Thirteen silver spoons, including six paua shell set coffee spoons. (13) ***
*** Three Australian silver spade form salt spoons, one with blade engraved 'Broken Hill'. (3) ***
*** A pair of Victorian sterling silver mustard spoons, Queens pattern, Charles Boyton (II) London 1886. Weight 50grams. ***
*** A Scottish sterling silver tea spoon, Robert swan (probably), Edinburgh circa 1790. Weight 10 grams. ***
*** A sterling silver toast rack, for four toasts, W.Drummond & Co, Melbourne. Length 7.5 cm. Weight 61g. ***
*** A George IV sterling silver table spoon, fiddle pattern, monogrammed Rah, makers mark indistinct, London 1826. Weight 77grams ***
*** A set of six sterling silver coffee spoons, dog nose finials, each by different assay (London 1954, Chester 1954, Edinburgh 1953, Glasgow 1954, Birmingham 1954 and Sheffield 1954), by Travis, Wilson & Co Ltd. Weight 66 grams. ***