TWO GEORGIAN SILVER MOTE SPOONS

A near pair, one clearly marked for Elias Cachart. Both bowls identically pierced. Mid 18th C. 22g. L 13.5 cm (5 3/8 in.)

Silver Items including Georgian silver toast rack, [repairs and damage]; pair of Georgian silver open salts; two English silver mote spoons, very partial marks; mote spoon with four marks “PC”; th

A George III Silver Spoon. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1785, and HB for Hester Bateman. Together with two Georgian silver spoons (Length: 8.5") Bateman length: 8.5"

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, 4.35ozt

Two Georgian Irish Silver Spoonsthe first, a George III serving spoon, mark of John Kavanagh, Dublin (1815) with repousse gold wash bowl and engraved foliate decoration (9 1/2 in.); the second, a Geor

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

Two Georgian Sterling Silver Basting Spoons , incl. George III, London, 1789, makers mark "SH" in rectangle, "Old English" pattern with downturned typt, engraved crest, l. 12 1/2 in.; and Scottish Geo

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.

Both hallmarked HB, Hester Bateman, one crested the other monogrammed, London, 1809, 1823, each 6-3/4"l, total weight approx. 2 T.O.

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

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

Miscellaneous Sterling and other Silver comprising a Georg Jensen 6" Acorn spoon, a Cartier frame (engraved), some Salem MA coin silver, two 9.75" Irish Georgian Silver serving spoons marked Dublin, J

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

Three Georgian Silver Table Spoons (two embossed) & an unmarked spreader

Four Pieces of Scottish & Irish Georgian Silver Spoons and Ladle. Comprising a ladle bearing Edinburgh 1798 hallmarks, a stuffing spoon bearing Dublin 1795 hallmarks and two tablespoons bearing Glasgo

13 piece mixed lot of Georgian silver spoons, all hallmarked by various makers; 12.75 troy ozs. weighable; ladle and two spoons did not test as sterling; largest 8.5"length

GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a pair of tablespoons with hallmark for Thomas Wynne of Bath, date marks of 1767 and 1769; and two London tablespoons, the larger by James Wilk

Gerity servingware and accessories, group of five, comprising two silver-plate Georgian reproduction serving spoons, one silver-tone carving fork, one gold-plated ladle and one gold-plated magnifying

Two Georgian sterling silver lidded sauce tureens. Each two-handled with fluted body, accented with ribbed rim and foot rim. Lid with similar fluted design and notch for serving spoon. Hallmarked to f

18th C. One with scallop shell nips, 4-1/2"l. Together with a silver-plated slotted spoon, a sterling luncheon fork, sterling S. Kirk salt spoon, a coin silver master salt "crew", four sterling teaspo

A group of six Georgian English sterling silver spoons. 18th century bottom marked silver. Comprised of two tablespoons, 8" and 8-3/8" long. Together with a set of four teaspoons, 6.75" long, crested

A group of four Georgian English sterling silver berry spoons. Two pair. The earliest pair having bottom hallmarks which are rubbed and indistinct (8.25" long). The second smaller pair (7-1/8" long) h

A Georgian Silver Two-Piece Berry Serving Set. Comprising a serving spoon and serving fork, both with goldwashed bowls. Both are engraved with a turret form crest. Hallmarked for London, 1787 and 189