Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons,

Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, in the 18th century style, realistically modelled as convolvulus, the bowls as the flowers, gilded, 11cm long, 1.30o

Two similar gilded spoons with cast handles. The first with maker's mark CS engraved on the back of the spoon, initialed and dated 1779. The other commemorating a birth on the 24th of May, 1830,with i

Lot 69 Eight Assorted Sterling Condiment Spoons and Pickle Fork Eight assorted sterling silver flatware condiment pieces, four souvenir spoons, two mustard spoons, and one pickle fork.  Early 20th C.

including a George III assembled three-piece travel set with mother-of-pearl handles, George III sugar tongs, two George III condiment spoons, Victorian sugar tongs, Victorian sugar spoon, Danish matc

18 pieces English silver. .925 fine: most Georgian including two sauce ladle, two sugar tongs, spoon, nine salt spoons; Victorian potato fork, sauce ladle and condiment spoon; salt spoon, five pieces

Silver plate condiment set: pickle jar and two bowl preserves set with glass inserts, spoons and stand, Germany, early 20th c.; Marked; Pickle jar: 9 1/2" x 5" x 3 1/2"

Late 19th/early 20th Century Some marked for silverplate Comprising three pickle castors with floral motifs, two pickle tongs and one condiment pitcher; marks for makers include Meriden Silver Plate

Spanish, late 19th/early 20th Century. The spoons marked Spain. Each formed as two addorsed shells centered by two entwined dolphins, on ball feet, with ten spoons, the bowls cast as shells. Height 3.

A set of four early Victorian silver salt spoons, Mary Chawner, London 1838, Kings Husk variant with triple flower heel, 11.5cm long, 3.43ozt (4)

Victorian Cast Silver Sifter Spoon by Atkin Brothers. Hallmarked Sheffield 1893. 21 gm.

hallmarked London, 1840/1876, MC//GA (Mary Chawner & George W Adams) and GA (Chawner & Co (George William Adams), both in fiddle pattern, one with rubbed engraving to handle, total weight 99gm, length

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Christopher Cummins (junior), Dublin 1838, one with retailer's mark of George Brown, Fiddle pattern, each engraved DRA. (2) 23cm long, 4.2 troy o

Two Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons with a Roger Bros Silverplate Cake Knife - Dominick & Haff pierced spoon with gold wash face 7 1/2" L; small shell bonbon spoon 5" L (Towle pictorial mark)

A Pair of English George III Silver Berry Spoons. Each bearing a gold washed bowl. Hallmarked for London, 1801. Together with two English Victorian silver serving spoons and an English silver salt spo

MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER PLATED CONDIMENT SERVICEMid-20th CenturyTogether with two sterling silver and two silver plated spoons. Condiment set consists of six open salts, six pepper shakers and four cover

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER FORKS, TWO DESSERT SPOONS AND TWO SMALL FORKS, by George Lambert, London 1898, Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern, the terminals each engraved with a crest; A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING

A cased set of six Hallmarked silver seal end coffee spoons, Birmingham 1933/4, 44g, together with two pairs of silver plated condiment spoons

Samuel Kirk coin silver serving spoons, made prior to 1846, likely about 1825. Tilted forward "Fiddleback" pattern marked. S. Kirk and 1.0.15. Monogrammed ME on front and LMS on back. Total weight 111

comprising nine spoons, notably: Theodore B. Starr (NY) hammered sterling silver tablespoon, Victorian condiment spoon, Georgian sauce ladle, and others, 4.90 ozt. t.w.

Two early 19th c coin silver large spoons. E. Newburyport & Co Brooklyn CT (1828-1860) with an MJ monogram, and wear to the bowl. E & D Kinsey, Cincinnati OH (1844-1861) with such a strong profile, an

Includes an early Victorian English silver King's pattern serving spoon; London, 1840. DBL-Struck by Mary Chawner and Geo Adams, heavy gauge, measures approx. 12"l. Weighs approx. 6.4 OZTProvenance: D

Two early English spoons, sterling silver, one stuffing spoon having hallmarks for silver purity, one 17th century folding travel spoon with detachable bowl to transform piece into a fork and toothpic

Two early 20th century Hammered Sterling Silver serving spoons. Various makers. Some wear, one monogrammed. 3.27 troy ozs. Up to 7 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $75-150

A pair of Circa 1844 Victorian sterling silver stuffing spoons, hallmark London 18th Century with rooster, family crest, marked "WE", William Eley. Each spoon measures approx. 9" long, 2" wide.