A George I Dog Nose table spoon, George Cox, dated

A collection of silver flatware A collection of silver flatware comprising a set of six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1940, a George III laceback tablespoon, with engraved initials, dated 1785, a pair of

A Part Canteen of King's Pattern Flatware for Twelve Place SettingsMainly by George Adams, various dates, Comprising Twelve double-struck table spoons, George Adams, London, 1851, Twelve double-struck

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

Set of Six George IV Table Spoons Three with mark of Richard Pearce, London, 1820; three with mark of Richard Pearce, London, 1821; all engraved with a heraldic device. 9 in. long, 20 oz. approx. weig

TWO IRISH SILVER GEORGE III TABLE SPOONS, Dublin c.1787 and Dublin c.1789, makers marks rubbed; together with George III Scottish silver tablespoon, Edinburgh c.1789, and another Georgian silver spoon

Set of Circa 1904 Simeon L & George Demitasse Spoons. Dated on backs. Each measures 4.25 inches in length.

Six English George IV Silver Table Spoons, London,1820, William Eley and William Fearn, Fiddle pattern engraved with a crown and hairy paw. Collection of Charles Phillips, Cleveland, OH. Dimensions:

A pair of George II silver table spoons, Marmaduke Daintrey, London 1747, Old English with double tongue heel, 20.5cm long, 4.26ozt (2)

A Group of Twelve English Silver Soup Spoons London, 1827 and 1834 Kings pattern, comprising two sets of six, together with an Irish George III silver table spoon with an Old English handle marked for

A George III Old English pattern silver table spoon, hallmarked Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1797. Together with a similar George III silver table spoon, hallmarked Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London

George Cox (British) silver spoon, circa 1696. length 7 3/4 inches (19.69 cm), 1.4 troy ounces Provenance: A deaccession by the Yale University Art Gallery to benefit future acquisitions. From Mrs

Four Antique English Sterling Fruit Spoons, including makers: George Smith II dated 1772; Thomas Northcote dated 1790; William Sumner I dated 1784; unclearly signed and dated spoon; all with fruit Rep

4 George III Sterling Silver Table Serving Spoons. 2 London, 1798, George Brassier; London, 1791, William Sumner; London, 1797, Maker obscured, 247 gr.

A George I / II silver dog-nose teaspoon maker's mark only, Paul Hanet, London, circa 1725 With rat-tail reverse bowl, initialled 'E R' to back of stem, length 11.2cm. Footnotes: Property of a privat

English. London. 1802. Maker: Richard Cooke. Length 12". (3 oz) Together with a silver plated salad fork and spoon. Length 13". (3 pcs) (100/150)

hallmarked Dublin, 1792, IC, with engraved initials to back tof terminal, total weight 70gm, length 21.5cm

hallmarked, London, 1857, H.B, in Hanoverian pattern, initialed K over W.H, total weight 50gm

A George IV Scottish provincial silver tablespoon, Banff circa 1825 by George Elder (active 1819-43) Fiddle pattern, virginal. Marked GE script, thistle, B. Together with a George III dessert spoon, P

5 George III Hallmarked Silver Table Spoons: Various Makers / London, 319 Grams, 8 - 8 1/8"L.

4 George III Hallmarked Silver Table Spoons: Various Makers / London, 8 - 8 1/4"L, 286 Grams.

hallmarked, London, 1773, William Fern, in Hanoverian pattern, incised initial H over W E, total weight 118gm, (2)

hallmarked London, 1815, WC, in Old English pattern, with engraved 'D' to handle, total weight 108gm, length 21.5cm (2)

(lot of 2) English sterling silver table spoons, including: (1) King George III period, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1787, London hallmarks, monogrammed CBDeM (Cecil B. DeMille, American, 1881-

A group of four London Sterling berry spoons, c.1755-1764, George III, Robert Cox, embossed in the 19th century. That measure 9 inches in length and weigh 8.25 troy ounces combined. No damage or repai