Towle "Georgian" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons

One large stuffing spoon by International along with a handsome Georgian style ladle by Towle. Longest: L12 3/4" 269 grams standard

A fine American sterling silver 2-piece salad set by Towle in the 1898 Georgian pattern. Comprised of a serving fork and serving spoon with gold washed bowls and tines. Each measuring approximately 11

Five pieces of Towle sterling silver serving pieces. One large "Georgian" (old) pattern spoon 8", and one large tablespoon in the "Georgian" pattern, one large ladle with bright cut floral design, and

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

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons, possibly hallmarked for John Lias, London 1809 or Jan Lotter. Measures 12" long. Weight - 216 g. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examin

Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne c1816 and GS - probably George Smith - c1819 sterling silver spoons. 12" & 11 1/4" long 8.45 OZT.

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons by Thomas Dicks, London, circa 1810 and Thomas Brough, London, circa 1820. Both approx 12in long. Approx 6.6ozt total.

Pair of English Georgian sterling silver serving spoons with engraved and gilt bowls. One spoon- 1795-6. Richard Crossley- possible maker. 8-3/4" long. 4.2 troy ounces.

18th century Georgian sterling silver serving spoon. Scrolled head. Partial date mark. Maker's mark for Elizabeth Tookie or Tuite. London. 11in length. 2.97 ozt.

TOWLE Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, inscription reads ‘Sterling Pat 1924 T’, measures 8 1/8 inches long x 1 7/8 inches wide, weight: 1,88 ozt, surface wear and tarnishing to spoon, Towle Mfg.Co w

TOWLE Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, inscription reads ‘Sterling Pat 1924 T’, measures 8 1/8 inches long x 1 7/8 inches wide, weight: 1,88 ozt, surface wear and tarnishing to spoon, Towle Mfg.Co w

Birmingham, circa 1875, with sterling silver blades engraved with foliage; together with two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons; 11.15 ozt. t.w.

(5) English Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons, Some with Monograms.Approx weight: 5.9ozSize: 7 1/4 x 1 1/2. 1496

Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, Possibly Charles Boyton 1820 See Pictures 12 Inches Length, 115 Grams

Towle sterling silver serving spoon in the Chippendale pattern. Monogrammed. 8-3/4" long. 2.1 ozt. Light wear as expected with careful use. DP. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and con

Large sterling serving spoon with engraved horse head / coronet crest. Stamped with London hallmarks for 1824 and WC maker's mark for William Chawner II. Good condition. 144 grams approx. 10" L.

TOWLE MERRIMACK STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOON GOOD CONDITION FINE MONOGRAM This is a great Towle Merrimack sterlingsilver Serving Spoon. It is in good condition with moderate wear. Itwill also need a

(lot of 3) English Georgian sterling silver serving/basting spoons, London, 1722, two by maker T.C, possibly Thomas Chawner, each handle engraved with a stylized bird perched; the other having rubbed

Early Georgian Sterling silver Large serving spoon circa 1795 London silversmiths George Smith III & William Fearn

Antique 19th Century 1800s Georgian Sterling Silver Stuffing/Serving Spoon. Hallmarked. Georgian sterling silver with London maker. Dated 1800s. Weight: 2.8 troy ounces. Length: approx. 11.5".

WILLIAM ESTERBROOK (GEORGE III, LONDON, 1821) GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER PIERCED SERVING SPOON MEASURING 6 1/4 INCHES LONG. 1.14 TROY OZ.

GEORGE III STERLING SILVER BERRY SPOON JOHN BLAKE 1797 Wonderful grouping of estate 18th century Georgian Sterling silver Fruit Berry Serving Spoons in superb high relief repose, chased and engraved w

Four (4) Towle Sterling Silver 1893 Canterbury Serving Spoons. 1- Solid Gravy Ladle, no monograms 6 5/8". 2- Solid Berry/Casserole Spoon, monogrammed 8". 3- Solid Large Jelly Spoon, monogrammed 6 3/8"

A Georgian sterling silver stuffing / dressing serving spoon. Bottom marked hallmarks, for William Sumner and Richard Crossley, London, 1775. Stag crest. Measures 12" long. Weighs 96.3 grams.