*** | Six Scottish sterling silver soup spoons hallmarked Edinburgh 1790, maker: David Marshall, all with monogrammed handles, 394 grams | *** | |
*** | Five George IV sterling silver serving spoons all matching fiddleback design with crests, hallmarked London 1824, maker RB - Richard Britton, 362g approx., each spoon 22.5 cm long approx. | *** | |
*** | Victorian sterling silver toast rack hallmarked London 1858, makers mark rubbed, approximate total weight 245 grams | *** | |
*** | Pair George IV sterling silver asparagus tongs, London1828, maker William Knight, pierced decoration. Length 25 cm, weight 192grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Victorian cased sterling silver decorative knife Birmingham 1877, maker George Unite, embossed floral decoration to handle and blade, in fitted H. Steiner, Adelaide case, length 23 cm approx; weight 70grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Set ten William IV sterling silver dessert spoons Glasgow 1834, makers William Russell II, monogrammed, weight 444 grams approx, total. | *** | |
*** | George III six sterling silver large soup spoons in fiddle pattern. Hallmarked London 1808, maker Sh (Simon Harris). 410gms. | *** | |
*** | Two George III Irish sterling silver sauce ladles one hallmarked Dublin 1803,makers mark C.M, the other hallmarked Dublin 1795, makers mark JD, both engraved with the same crest and initials, 82 grams | *** | |
*** | Five Irish sterling silver fiddle dining forks hallmarked Dublin, various dates and makers around 1800. 329 gms | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver toddy ladle hallmarked London 1813 | *** | |
*** | Six early Victorian sterling silver soup spoons, hallmarked London 1842, 460g approx. | *** | |
*** | Eight Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1849 & 1852, 420 grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Set of 11 Russian Imperial silver soup spoons, Moscow 1851 (assay master Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky), 22 cm long, 735 grams approx Provenance: Owners fled Russian circa 1917 and settled in Tientsin (Tianjin) China and became part owners of Talati House… | *** | |
*** | Irish sterling silver ladle hallmarked Dublin 1808, maker: Samuel Neville, with ornate engraved Celtic pattern handle, 178 grams | *** | |
*** | George III Irish sterling silver basting spoon Dublin 1784, maker John Pittar, crested, length 32 cm, weight 102grams approx | *** | |
*** | George III Irish sterling silver soup ladle with bowl of ribbed form, initialled at top of handle. 35 cm length. Hallmarked Dublin 1780, Maker MS Michael Smith 176gms. | *** | |
*** | Set twelve Scandinavian silver dessert spoons each marked 835, weight 618 grams approx, total. | *** | |
*** | Good Danish plique-a-jour silver sugar tongs stamped Jt 950.12 cm long | *** | |
*** | Set six George III sterling silver dinner forks London 1818, maker Richard Poulden, monogrammed, weight 458grams total. | *** | |
*** | Four Georgian & Victorian silver soup spoons including London 1866, maker Chawner & Company; London 1812, maker Samuel Pike; and two X London 1801, makers William Ely and William Fearn; each with crest to handle, weight 338grams total. | *** | |
*** | Cased pair of sterling silver figural spoons, hallmarked London 1899, maker: William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 100 grams in original fitted box | *** | |
*** | Australian sterling silver sauce ladle with possum finial. | *** | |
*** | Cased set eleven Continental silver soup spoons each marked 800, in fitted case marked for Julius Lemor, Breslau retailer, length 21 cm approx, each; weight 740 grams approx, total. | *** | |
*** | Set twelve Georg Jensen sterling coffee spoons Johan Rohde, silver acorn Konge pattern, each marked to bowl, weight 144grams approx, total. | *** | |
*** | Russian enamelled silver tea strainer with decorative blossoms in enamel, on gilded silver base, hallmarked. | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver stilton scoop hallmarked London 1794, makers mark rubbed, 40 grams | *** | |
*** | Six George V sterling silver soup spoons hallmarked: London 4 X 1928 and 2 X 1932, maker: William Lister & Sons, 375 grams | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver marrow scoop with fleur-de-lys armorial, hallmarked London 1782, 21.8 cm long, 39 grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Eight Victorian sterling silver soup spoons, 6 hallmarked London 1842 and 2 hallmarked London 1843, all maker James Beebe, 565 grams total | *** | |
*** | Hallmarked sterling silver soup ladle Kings pattern London 1852. 300 grams. Maker Ga (George Adams) | *** | |
*** | Set of 12 sterling silver teaspoons with bird decorated finials, hallmarked London 1976, 320 grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Irish silver sugar tongs, hallmarked Dublin C1842,maker CC, 97grams approx | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver cake slice hallmarked London 1810 | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver meat skewer, hallmarked London 1773, maker William Taunt, length 13.5 cm, 96 grams approx. | *** | |
*** | Antique Irish silver basting spoon, hallmarked Dublin 1810m maker JP John Power, 117g approx., 31 cm long | *** | |
*** | Victorian eight piece hallmarked sterling silver dessert set, including 6 dessert spoons, London 1847, maker George Adams, & 2 serving spoons, London 1837 & 1874, maker RB.W565g(total). | *** | |
*** | Cased set Linton Australia sterling silver spoons set six sterling silver teaspoons, marked for Linton, Perth, West Australia, each with Australian wildflower decorated handle, in original fitted case, weight 84grams total. | *** | |
*** | Victorian sterling silver soup ladle in Kings Pattern, double struck. By George Adams Chawners London 1865. Approx length 33 cm, 266 grams | *** | |
*** | Pair of George III sterling silver serving spoons hallmarked Edinburgh1785, maker: Thomas Duffus, with monogrammed P to handle,182 grams | *** | |
*** | George III silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1789, maker TJ | *** | |
*** | Six sterling silver Queen's pattern dessert spoons London 1901, maker: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 380 grams., total, with armorials. | *** | |
*** | George III silver marrow scoop initialed A, hallmarked London 1802, makers mark of Peter, Anne & William Bateman | *** | |
*** | Pair of sterling silver anointing spoons, hallmarked London 1936, maker: Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 216grams, in original fitted case | *** | |
*** | Good Pair Victorian sterling silver fish servers Sheffield 1860, maker's mark rubbed, including serving knife and fork, pierced decoration to each, weight 300grams, total. | *** | |
*** | Three pieces sterling silver tableware including tea strainer and base, Birmingham 1980; a Victorian sauce jug, circa 1880, marks rubbed; and a Wallace, USA, sterling warming pan. | *** | |
*** | German set four silver table serving pieces each marked 800, with engraved decorations and monogrammed handles, including fish serving slice and fork, and salad serving spoon and fork, weight 413 grams, total. | *** | |
*** | Five Georg Jensen sterling silver gilt year spoons marked Sterling Denmark Georg Jensen, comprising years 1973,77,78,2 x 80, all with various enamel flower handles, all in original boxes, 230 grams total weight | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver sifter spoon London 1801, makers Thomas Wallis II, 40grams. | *** | |
*** | Five George III sterling silver dessert spoons, Hallmarked London 1803, 143gm approx | *** | |
*** | Pair of Georgian sterling silver sugar nips hallmarks rubbed, 12.5 cm long | *** | |
*** | George II sterling silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London 1750, 24.5 cm long approx., 54gms approx. | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea) | *** | |
*** | Six sterling silver serving spoons, hallmarked London 1911, 360gms approx. | *** | |
*** | George IV Hester Bateman sterling silver tea strainer, London 1827, makers Hester Bateman. Monogrammed, Wt. 39g approx. | *** | |
*** | Cased Australian sterling silver figural spoons, depicting various Australian flora | *** | |
*** | Pr Edwardian sterling silver serving spoon and fork, Sheffield 1906, makers Mappin & Webb. Kings pattern Length 32 cm (each) Wt. 380grams (total). | *** | |
*** | Three George I Britannia silver dessert spoons, hallmarked London 1726, 20.5 cm long, 171 grams | *** | |
*** | American Gorham sterling silver brandy warmer, 22.8 cm long, 183 grams | *** | |
*** | Eight sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, with various hallmarks including Georgian, Victorian and provincial marks, 338 grams | *** | |
*** | Georg Jensen Acorn pattern sterling silver six teaspoons(6). | *** | |
*** | Large Georgian sterling silver ladle, hallmarked London, 32 cm long approx., 155g approx | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver pap boat hallmarked London 1800, maker Crispin Fuller, 49 grams | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon, of shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea) | *** | |
*** | Two sets vintage German silver dessert spoons including: set of 13 spoons, monogrammed; and set 10 spoons, monogrammed, length 15 cm each; weight 460grams total. | *** | |
*** | George III Hester Bateman sterling spoon London 1778, maker Hester Bateman, weight 52grams. | *** | |
*** | Set four William IV sterling silver soup spoons London 1830, maker William Eaton, weight 312grams total. | *** | |
*** | Six William IV sterling silver dessert spoons hallmarked London 1836, maker: Charles Shipway, 260 grams | *** | |
*** | Pair Victorian sterling silver basting spoons London 1846, makers Joseph and Albert Savory, each monogrammed, (weight 380 grams | *** | |
*** | Six George V sterling silver soup spoons hallmarked Sheffield 1913, maker: Hardy Brothers, engraved initials M.B to handle, 405 grams | *** | |
*** | Pair Georg Jensen sterling salad servers Henning Koppell design, Caravel pattern, with marked sterling handles, and plastic spoon bowl, and fork tines, in original fitted presentation box. Length 29 cm approx, each. | *** | |
*** | Eight George IV sterling silver dessert spoons all matching fiddleback pattern with crests, hallmarked London 1822, maker RB - Richard Britton, 326g approx. | *** | |
*** | Vintage cased Walker & Hall silver plate cutlery cased settings for 6, including: 'bone' handle dinner and entree knives, and dinner and entree forks, soup spoons, and egg spoons, and a carving set, butter knife and jam spoon, pair serving spoons, and… | *** | |
*** | Set six Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons London hallmarks for varying dates 1850s, maker Robert Wallis, weight 210grams total. | *** | |
*** | Early sterling silver & blue guilloche table bell, London import marks circa 1909, marked for Erich Kellerman, blue guilloche enamel to top, small chip, with jasper button piece, and onyx base. Bell sound action requires repair. | *** | |
*** | Cased set sterling silver teaspoons London, 1885, maker John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, 194 grams, total weight | *** | |
*** | Small Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop London 1788. Maker | *** | |
*** | Seven antique sterling silver fiddle back spoons comprising of a pair of soup spoons and 3 dessert spoons London 1843, together with 2 dessert spoons Exeter 1853 (Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams)), 373 grams approx | *** | |
*** | Sterling silver soup ladle hallmarked Sheffield 1914, 251 grams approx | *** | |
*** | Sterling silver Kings pattern soup ladle, hallmarked London 1845, maker Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, length 33 cm, 310grams approx | *** | |
*** | Edward VII 5 sterling silver table spoons hallmarked London 1903, weight 368 grams | *** | |
*** | Six Russian Imperial silver spoons with rope twist handles and engraved bowls, assay masters mark Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev, Moscow 1895, 13 cm long, 80 grams | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver cheese scoop, hallmarked Birmingham 1796 with later handle | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver skewer, hallmarked London 1808, maker William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, 106grams | *** | |
*** | Set of 8 Russian Imperial silver soup spoons, St. Petersburg 1857 (assay master Eduvard/Eduard Fyodorovic Brandenburg), 22 cm long, 620 grams approx Provenance: Owners fled Russian circa 1917 and settled in Tientsin (Tianjin) China and became part owners… | *** | |
*** | Five antique sterling silver soup spoons comprising of 2 Georgian bright cut, (1 hallmarked London 1780), 2 fiddle back (London 1823 and 1837), 1 Old English (London 1818), 312gms approx | *** | |
*** | Six Australian silver gum leaf spoons, marked Stg Silver, 10.5 cm long, 60 grams approx | *** | |
*** | Six George IV sterling silver dinner forks, fiddle and shell pattern, hallmarked London 1820 (William Chawner II), 20 cm long, 478 grams | *** | |
*** | George IV sterling silver fish slice, with king's pattern handle, hallmarked London 1825 (Charles Eley), 32 cm long, 235 grams | *** | |
*** | Ten antique German silver dessert spoons hallmarked 13 .812), 19 cm long, 310 grams | *** | |
*** | George III Irish sterling silver soup ladle Dublin 1801, maker Samuel Neville, monogrammed, length 37 cm, weight 203grams approx | *** | |
*** | George III Irish sterling silver Stilton scoop Dublin 1800, maker Joshua Buckton, crested, weight 48grams. | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver soup ladle London 1801, maker Thomas Dicks, weight 180grams. | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver marrow scoop, London 1803, maker RC. Length 23 cm weight 48grams | *** | |
*** | Georgian Scottish Provincial silver basting spoon marked for Perth, makers Robert Keay and Son, active 1791-1825, length 33 cm; weight 124grams | *** | |
*** | Cased set Continental silver cutlery including 6 dessert spoons and forks, 5 teaspoons, and pair sugar nips. Each monogrammed. In fitted wood case. (Weight 810 grams approx, total). | *** | |
*** | Set six George V sterling silver dessert spoons Sheffield 1911, makers Walker Hall, length 20 cm each; weight 290grams, total. | *** | |