PAIR OF SILVER STUFFING SPOONS

Pair of Irish Silver Stuffing Spoons, a Victorian Stuffing Spoon and a George III Ladel Comprising: A pair of Irish stuffing spoons, marked Dublin, probably 1780, engraved with crest A Victorian stuff

London 1792 hallmarks, made by Charles Hougham. Engraved armorial fish. 12"l.

Fiddle pattern with engraved crests. Marked for Henry & Charles Day, London, 1821. L.: 30 cm (11 3/4 in.)235g of weighable silver

A pair of English sterling silver stuffing spoons. George III Hallmarks for Thomas & William Chawner, London, c.1769 (slight indistinct date mark). Each with a faint engraved crest, depicting a bird /

Including coin spoons, a JB English London stuffing spoon (12"l), a coin silver stuffing spoon, a pair of shell form bowls by S. Kirk, and other items Appx. 27 t.o. total

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.

Pair of English George IV sterling silver stuffing spoons, ca. 1827-28, hallmarked, possibly William Cooper, engraved with Griffin, 122 grams. 8 1/2''l

Group of sterling service pieces, to include: pair of English silver serving spoons with gilt bowls; English silver stuffing spoon hallmarked London, WS, 1825-1826; sterling serving fork hallmarked Wh

1st item: Hester Bateman sterling silver tongs with bright cut decoration, oval grips, monogram TMA, London, no date mark (c. 1785). 2nd through 5th items: Two pairs of matching Hester Bateman tablesp

Five English Sterling Silver Items: Including a pair of Bateman tumblers {each with split at rim}; a pair of footed salt cellars with spoons; and a stuffing spoon {length 12 1/4 inches} {Total silver

Collection of English Sterling and Coin Silver Spoons Including a pair of English sterling bright cut tablespoons and a stuffing spoon, with a large grouping of coin silver spoons, some monogrammed (2

Four Continental Silver and Silver Gilt Spoons Comprising a pair, a single example and a stuffing spoon. Length of stuffing spoon 13 inches, total approximately 9 ounces. C

A Collection of S. Kirk Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Comprising a pair of serving spoons, a berry spoon, two serving forks, and a stuffing spoon Wt: 22.90 ozt

including six pieces English silver, .925 fine: Irish ladle, 1779; pair of stuffing spoons, Thomas Wallis, London, 1789; serving spoon; scissor form sugar tongs; sugar tongs; Continental silver long h

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

Five European Silver Utensils Comprising an English sterling ladle with etched handle {length 12 3/4 inches}, an English pair tongs {length 9 7/8 inches}, a stuffing spoon with strainer {length 12 inc

Two George III Silver Stuffing Spoons, Marks of Hester BatemanLondon, one with 1783 date mark the other with worn date mark, both with period script monograms to handles. 11 5/8 in longest. 6.85 total

Collection of Three Antique English and Irish Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons: (1) English George III spoon with hallmarks for London, 1808 and "TB", (Thomas Barker), (1) Spoon with hallmarks for Dubl

Two large English sterling silver stuffing serving spoons. Victorian spoon with H monogram, other no monograms. 12" long, total weight 9.9 OZT.

Two English sterling silver stuffing spoons. The first London 1808, the second London 1822. Both in the fiddle pattern not initialed. Sterling silver, 925 standard. L. 29 cm (11 1/2 in.)

Two Georgian silver stuffing spoons one dated 1809, each hallmarked. Largest 13"l7 troy oz

English. London. The first 1792. Maker: G.S. & W.F. The second with all marks rubbed. Length 10 3/4". (6 oz) (100/150)

Two Georgian silver stuffing spoons, 4.35ozt

1770 LONDON STERLING SILVER STUFFING SPOONS: George III, engraved on handle and with impressed hallmarks verso, 8.25"l, with another spoon, illegible hallmarks on the bowl and engraved 'BP' on the han