Three Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons,

one of shell form, one in fiddle pattern and one with feathered edge, (3)

Nice period Georgian piece. William Woodward silversmith. Weighs about 11 grams.

Georgian sterling silver caddy spoon. Sterling silver Tiffany Winthrop pattern sugar nips and Gorham Cambridge pattern sugar tongs. Dimensions are: Tiffany tongs: 4 1/8 inches tall X 1 1/4 inches wide

All in the "Onslow" pattern, consisting of a monogrammed serving spoon with a shell-shaped bowl bearing a London hallmark, rubbed maker's mark & date mark for 1776, measuring 10.5" long, together with

Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by Elizabeth Morley, circa 1798. This lovely spoon is approximately 2 3/4” long, the handle is approximately 1/4 of an inch wide, and the width of the spoon�

Three Buccellati Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoons. Comprising a pear form spoon, a Ponza spoon and a Vulcano spoon Wt of all: 3.75 ozt

Circa 1815 Georgian Birmingham English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Silversmith John Willmore. Measures 3.25"

Twelve English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoons. Georgian and later, including examples by Taylor, Linwood, Baskerville, Elizabeth Eaton, etc.. Some with molded, wrigglework, chasing and repousse. Som

Starling Wilford, London, first half-18th century, together with three Georgian sterling silver and one silver-plated marrow scoops

comprising a heart-shaped caddy spoon, a Shreve & Co. shell form spoon, and a box with engraved stag on lid. Weight: 5.025 OZT. Largest: 5 3/4"high, 2" wide. Wear to box lid. Provenance: Property of a

hallmarked, London, 1814, makers rubbed possibly A.B Savory, together with four assorted Georgian and Victorian sterling silver spoons, total weight 316gm

Three Piece Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Pyramid Flatware Set, consisting of: 1 pierced bowl serving spoon - 6 inches in length 1 tea caddy/baby spoon - 4 inches in length 1 two tine pickle/olive fork

A 19th century Austrian .800 silver tea caddy, a Georgian sterling handled mug with repousse decoration and a George III toast rack in sterling. Dimensions:The tea caddy is 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" and 4 1/4",

Twenty-one pieces American coin silver flatware, together with three Georgian silver spoons and three silverplate. 14 troy ozs. weighable

Coin and Sterling Silver Lot, Consisting of: English C1800 coin stuffing spoon date letter "C"; J Hammer silver and three other silver shot cups; early coin tea caddy spoon; two tea strainers; small p

6 Sterling and plated silver serving items, olive spoon, Georgian caddy spoon, sterling handle oyster tool, and two plated bar tools. Weighable, 2.4 ozt.

including three pieces English silver: asparagus tongs; serving spoon; sugar tongs; Netherlands silver tea caddy spoon; Dutch pickle fork with windmill ceramic button on handle; six pieces sterling: l

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER OPEN SALTS AND SALT SPOON, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising a Georgian open salt with worn maker's mark from London having 1743 date mark and three cabriole legs, a similar open salt b

Fifteen-piece group, mostly sterling, including Tiffany waste bowl, Alvin porringer bowl, Webster child's cup, three tea caddy spoon (one enameled), A. Michelsen napkin ring with enameled lady bugs, e

18th -20th century Comprising a Georgian silver berry spoon, maker's mark of George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1770; a Gorham sterling silver shoe horn, and a Belais, 14k white gold plated c

A near pair of George III sterling silver caddy spoons, London circa 1780 by Hester Bateman Each with a shell form with plain lobed handle. Each marked with makers mark and lion passant only. (2) Leng

Consisting of 1 oval bellied form with a loop handle & monogram, hallmarked London 1810 with partially rubbed maker's marks for Andrew Field, measuring 4.5" high, 1 of lobed bellied form with a reeded

Includes (4) George III teaspoons hallmarked London,1801 William Eley and William Fearn, (2) Thomas Daniel salt spoons dated 1800 and (2) tablespoons hallmarked London 1775 with illegible makers mark.

English Georgian sterling silver spoons. To include: 1) Peter and Ann Bateman. London. 1797. Bright cut with RAB monogram. Hallmarked. 8.5in length. 2) Stephen Adams. London. 1797. Monogrammed. 8.25in