This is an excellent set of six solid sterling silver table or serving spoons, assayed at the long-closed Newcastle Office. They are hallmarked on the reverse of the finial for Newcastle ...

Scottish Provincial sterling silver serving spoon by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, sent for hallmarking in London in 1849, as well as the full set of hallmarks it carries the Aberdeen ...

Set of 6 Scottish Provincial sterling silver serving spoons by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, sent for hallmarking to London in 1849, as well as a set of full hallmarks they ...

Set of 6 Scottish provincial sterling silver teaspoons by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, sent for hallmarking in London in 1849, as well as a full set of hallmarks they all ...

Scottish Provincial sterling silver dessert spoon by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, sent for hallmarking in London in the year 1849, as well as a full set of hallmarks it carries ...

Set of 6 Scottish Provincial sterling silver dessert spoons by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, sen to London for hallmarking in 1849,as well as the full set of London marks they ...

For those with a “sweet “ tooth🐝”! A very unusual silver honey spoon. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1962 Please contact us if you require further information.

This is a good quality 18th-century (c.1770) Georgian - George III English sterling silver salt/condiment shovel. Made by the renowned silversmiths Thomas Chawner. The handle in Old English pattern, the top ...

Set 6 Art Deco Style Sterling Silver Spoons. Birmingham assay office 1957, maker Chatterley and son Ltd Newton Road Birmingham, all spoons hallmarked and presented in very nice condition.

A rare pair of early 18th-century (1721) George I, solid silver antique table spoons by Joseph Barbut. They are in Hanoverian pattern with the terminals turned up. Rattail profile to the ...

Set of 6 English sterling silver soup spoons by Walker & Hall in their original fitted case. All hallmarked from Sheffield in 1929 and come in excellent order, each measuring 190mm ...

Scottish antique sterling silver serving spoon by Alexander Edmonstoun II, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1824, also marked T Bartie which is the retailers mark of Thomas Bartie. Good clear marks, in ...

A very rare George III Glasgow made silver dognose teaspoon. Wonderful stag crest and motto ‘I AM READY’ with lovely hallmarks.

This is a pair of superb Georgian early 18th-century (1808) George III, solid sterling silver berry serving spoons. The handles decorated with hand chased floral and leaf patterns to the front ...

Antique Scottish sterling silver serving spoon by either William Auld or William Allan, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1797. In very nice order, good point to bowl and very well preserved set ...

This is a rare early 20th-century (1928) original Alexander Ritchie sterling silver Arts & Crafts demitasse spoon. In traditional nunnery form, cast handle with Celtic pattern, pointed bowl. An animal head ...

This is a very nice Antique George III silver marrow spoon, perfectly plain, good size bowl and scoop on handle. Very good condition. Fully hallmarked London 1766. Maker:- Thomas Wallis

Scottish antique sterling silver serving spoon by Alexander Edmonstoun II, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1824, also marked T Bartie which is the retailers mark of Thomas Bartie. DATE: 1824 MAKER or SPONSOR ...

A large Victorian silver marriage spoon with a figural handle. This is gorgeous, it has a figure of a lady holding a rose, above a heart and floral pierced scrolling ...

This is an antique child's silver feeding spoon,Origin Holland but imported to the UK.

Scottish Provincial silver serving spoon by John Leslie of Aberdeen c.1800. DH engraved to terminal. In excellent order and measures 215mm in length. DATE : c.1800 MAKER or SPONSOR MARK : John Leslie ASSAY OFFICE ...

Scottish provincial silver dessert fruit spoon by James Douglas of Dundee, c.1800. In excellent order measiring 202mm in length with the bowls measuring 34mm across the widest point. Engraved with the letter ...

Sterling silver Royal Jubilee souvenir spoon in its original fitted case. Issued to commemorate the 1910-1935 Jubilee. Hallmarked from Sheffield in 1935 with the makers mark being that of Thomas Bradbury & ...

English sterling silver christening spoon in original case, hallmarked from Sheffield in 1939 with the makers mark being that of Frank Cobb & Co Ltd. Terminal has been engraved with the ...

Six 18th Century antique Old English pattern silver teaspoons, initialed M.P. London 1788 by Richard Crossley, spoon maker.

Antique Britannia standard silver trefid rat tail pattern spoon by Lawrence Coles, hallmarked from London in 1698. In very good order and measures 185mm in length. DATE : 1698 MAKER or SPONSOR MARK ...

This is a superb example of a hand wrought spoon by Omar Ramsden with a styilized thistle terminal hallmarked in London in 1930. It comes in its original wooden box with ...