6 Silver Serving Spoons, Sterling, Antique, Cutlery, English, CRESTED, Table, Hallmarked London 1770, WT Lost Register Maker, REF:514A

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English antique sterling silver serving spoon by either Jacob Marsh or John Moore, marks can all be made out but for the date letter which is indistinct but dates to around 1770. In good order and measures 210mm in length, some light spotting marks on... More

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English antique sterling silver serving spoon by either Jacob Marsh or John Moore, marks can all be made out but for the date letter which is indistinct but dates to around 1770. In good order(2 minor bruises on bowl, very minimal) and measures 210mm... More

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Pair of English antique sterling silver serving spoons by William Chawner, hallmarked from London in 1820. One carries a family crest to the terminal which we have not researched. One with a very minor dink in bowl (very very minimal). Both measure... More

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6 English antique sterling silver dessert spoons, each with a family crest to the terminal which we have not researched. Hallmarked from London in 1882 with the makers mark being that of Charles Boyton (II). Each is in immaculate order with a mirror... More

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Set of 6 English antique sterling silver teaspoons by Thomas Chawner dating to c.1780. Each with a family crest which we have not researched, IW lightly engraved to reverse of bowl where stem meets bowl. Some of the marks are rubbed but enough made to... More

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3 English antique sterling silver table serving spoons in the bead pattern. All by George Smith III with clear marks for the maker, only one has good enough marks to read and from that we can see the letter d of 1779. In good clean order with just one... More

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Antique English sterling silver table serving spoon by John Muns, date letter a little indistinct but it is London 1764. Very slight rounding of bowls tip and some loss of definition to the shell back decoration. No other damage or repairs to this nice... More

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English antique sterling silver Bead pattern table serving spoon in the bead pattern. Struck 4 times with the GS mark of George Smith III, dating to c.1780. One very small bruise on bowl, very very minor at it requires the spoon to be moved around in... More

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A scarce set of 6 English antique sterling silver serving spoons by Benjamin Mountigue or Mordecia, hallmarked from London in 1785 with each having been struck with the incuse duty mark. The hallmarks are wonderfully preserved and as nice a set of... More

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English antique sterling silver serving spoon by either Jacob Marsh or John Moore, marks can all be made out but for the date letter which is indistinct but dates to around 1770. In good order and measures 212mm in length, G over W S engraved to front... More

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Set of 6 English antique sterling silver dinner table forks by William Sumner I, all clearly hallmarked from London in 1800. Each with the family crest of The Pryse Family. In very good order with minimal tine wear. Each measures 207mm in length. DATE... More

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Set of 6 antique sterling silver dessert forks by George Maudsley Jackson, all hallmarked from London in 1895. Each carries a family crest to the terminal which we have not researched. They also carry the retailer mark of Gibson & Co of Belfast. All in... More

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6 antique English sterling silver berry spoon of teaspoon size, they come in a period box though to be original to the 5 identical one, the 6th one will be a replacement at some point for a lost or damaged one. 5 are hallmarked from London in 1800 with... More

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Set of 6 English antique sterling silver dinner table forks by William Sumner I, all clearly hallmarked from London in 1800. Each with the family crest of The Pryse Family. in very good order with minimal tine wear. Each measures 207mm in length. DATE... More