Hester Bateman and Other Small Sterling Silver Spoons

all hallmarked London, including Hester Bateman pieces:
a 1782-1783 "Old English" beaded cream ladle, monogrammed "MC", l. 3-7/8";
a 1782-1783 "Hanoverian" coffee spoon, l. 4-1/4";
a 1784-1785 "Old English" coffee spoon, l. 4-1/4";
a ca. 1785 "Old English" teaspoon, monogrammed "J", l. 5";
a ca. 1785 "Old English" teaspoon with later Victorian "berry" decoration, l. 4-1/2";
a 1785-1786 "Old English" straining ladle, l. 5";
a 1786-1787 "Old English" bright-cut teaspoon, monogrammed "PLV", l. 5";
a 1789-1790 "Old English" master salt spoon, monogrammed "E", l. 3-3/4";
with:
two 1803-1804 Peter, Ann & William Bateman "Old English" master salt spoons, monogrammed "R", l. 4";
a 1811-1812 Peter & William Bateman "Fiddle" master salt spoon, l. 4-1/8";
a 1812-1813 Peter & William Bateman "Fiddle" egg spoon, l. 4-3/4";
and also:
a 1829-1830 Jonathan Hayne "Fiddle" teaspoon, monogrammed "B", l. 5-1/4".
13 pieces total
4.46 total t. oz.

**The 1782/83 spoon has a slight dent in the handle and kink in the bowl; the 1784/85 spoon also has a kink in the bowl. The 1789/90 salt spoon has some bending and slight damage to the handle, and the 1811/12 salt spoon has evidence of a removed monogram. Otherwise in good used condition with the expected signs of wear. All pieces part-marked (except the Hayne spoon, which is fully marked) with most marks worn but legible.