GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 11, comprising a pair of rat tail tablespoons with mark probably for Jeremiah King having 1730 date marks, a pairing of tablespoons with ridged handles having 1734 date marks, a tablespoon by John Lampfert with 1767 date mark, a rat tail place spoon by William Street with 1722 date mark, a tablespoon possibly by James Jones with 1765 date mark and a foliate bowl back, a tablespoon having worn shell-back bowl and 1768 date mark with unidentified "W / [?] / [G or C?] / G" maker's mark, a pair of tablespoon with marks possibly for Thomas & William Chawner and undetermined date mark, and a place spoon with mostly worn marks, some pieces with personalized engraving to handles. Each with marks including a maker's mark, a crowned leopard's head city mark for London, a lion passant for sterling fineness, and a date mark, many marks being worn. Total weight: 20.53 ozt. 18th century. 7" to 8 1/4" L.

Good to very good overall condition with some wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including bending, dents, nicks, worn spots to decoration, and/or worn bowl tips, some pieces with repairs including one 1734 spoon, William Street spoon, and one or both probably Jeremiah King spoons.