George Iii Silver Spoons

Extremely useful and attractive George III sterling silver Old English pattern sifter spoon.

Very attractive George III sterling silver bright cut table spoon.

A good George III silver Caddy spoon with oval bowl and Old English handle, bright-cut engraved decoration and contemporary initials to the handle.

A pair of George III Irish silver Celtic point pattern basting spoons.

Elegant set of four sterling silver George III Old English feather edge serving spoons.

Set of 3 George III Irish sterling silver dessert spoons.

Very fine George II/III sterling silver shellback mote spoon with a well defined barb at the end of the stem.

Particularly elegant pair of extremely well made George III Old English gravy spoons. Made in London 1781 by Thomas Wallis II. The end of the front of each stem is engraved with...

A good George III silver caddy spoon of small size, the circular bowl and curved old English pattern handle with bright-cut engraved foliate decoration.

Antique George 111 Silver Bright Cut Tea Caddy Spoon Dated 1817 Fabulous Caddy Spoon in excellent condition. The bright cut engraving is as sharp today as the day it was made.

A good George III silver Caddy spoon with plain heart shaped bowl and bifurcated handle engraved with contemporary script initials.

A good George III silver caddy spoon of small size with elongated shell bowl and short bright-cut engraved handle.

A good quality George III silver caddy spoon, the fiddle pattern handle engraved with a contemporary initial, the elongated bowl in the form of an acanthus leaf.

Antique George 111 silver leaf caddy spoon, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1810 Good example of a silver leaf caddy spoon, hand engraved leaf veins, with separate leaf and twisted ha...

Antique George 111 Silver Pierced & Engraved Tea Caddy Spoon Dated 1796 This spoon is in fantastic condition, and is made by the prolific Birmingham caddy spoon maker Joseph Taylor.

Antique George 111 Silver Sugar Sifter Spoon made in Newcastle by Langlands and Robertson dated circa 1790 Made in the old english pattern with a lovely original family crest.John ...

Antique irish silver stuffing spoon, dated 1811, made in Dublin by James Scott.   

London. Maker: Alice and George Burrows. 4.6oz.

Antique George 111 Grape and Vine Caddy Spoon 1807 Birmingham Joseph Willmore Beautifully formed with grape and vine decoration in bowl and the handle is a curled vine tendril. The ...

A good set of five George III sterling silver fiddle pattern table spoons each with original family crest.

A fine George III Irish silver sugar spoon hallmarked Dublin 1810, with the makers mark G.N. for George Nangle (worked from 1807-1815) and were makers of flat ware and decanter label...

English Sterling Silver - BASTING or GRAVY SPOON - Hallmarked:-LONDON 1791 Considerably longer than a table spoon - would really show up on the dining table. Twice as heavy as most O...

Irish Silver George 111 Bright Cut Basting Spoon By James Salter Dublin Dated 1799 James Salter was a Silversmith that worked in Cork and Dublin Made out of a heavier gauge of silver...

Pair of Onslow Pattern Geo 111 Silver Stuffing Spoons 1762 William Withers The Onslow scroll was first designed by Arthur Onslow (1691-1768), the Great Speaker of Parliament. The ...

Pair of antique Maltese silver table spoons, made by Andrea Naudi, circa 1805 Very heavy quality hand made spoons weighing 5.2 Troy Ounces,which for old english pattern is 20% heavi...

A fine example of a George III Scottish curled Horn snuff mull, with hinged lid and a pierced spoon.

A very rare George III sterling silver novelty tea caddy spoon, modelled in the form of a jockey cap, by the famed female silversmith, Hester Bateman.

West Country George III silver Spoon Thomas Eustace, Exeter 1778.

Charles Hougham 18th century George III English sterling silver spoon.

A fine and impressive, large antique Georgian Newcastle sterling silver Old English pattern gravy spoon made by Christian Ker Reid; an addition to our silver flatware collection T...

This exceptional antique George III sterling silver gravy spoon has been made in the Old English pattern.

These exceptional antique George III English sterling silver gravy spoons have been crafted in the King's shape, Hourglass pattern.

Set of 6 Sterling Silver Hanoverian Pattern Dessert Spoons London, 1792 Additional information: Date : Hallmarked in London 1792 for George Smith & William Fearn Period : George III...

This Sugar Sifter Spoon was made in London in 1794 by George Smith & William Fearn and the circular bowl is pierced with crosses and scroll work. This example has an Old English Thre...

Hallmarked in London in 1788 by Henry Hobdell, this striking, George III, antique sterling silver pair of basting spoons, feature wonderful neoclassical style bright cut engraved dec...

The Spoon is of typical Sheffield design, which was produced at the end of the 18th century. Sheffield.

English George III Arts & Crafts Chester candy spoon in sterling silver with a hammered circular bowl and a cloverleaf handle.

The mote spoon is modelled in the transitional pattern and displays shoulders at the bottom of the stem. The length of the stem is engraved with feather edge decoration and the bowl ...

The Spoon has a wide circular scallop shaped bowl and a most unusual shield shaped handle, decorated with an outer bright cut band. The partnership of Northcote and Bourne was short ...

The bowl of the Caddy Spoon is formed as a beautifully shaded natural Cowrie Shell. The shell bowl has a plain silver rim and the bifurated handle displays a double thread edge. This...

The Caddy Spoon has a scallop shell bowl and the curved handle is decorated with bright cut and prick dot designs. The top of the stem is also engraved with a set of contemporary scr...

The Salt Spoons each have shell bowls and Old English Pattern stems, with a feather edge border. Length: 4 inches, 11.25cm

The Caddy spoon has an elongated bowl with fluted sides modelled to simulate a flower head. The base is inset with silver studs and the top of the handle displays an oval cartouche s...

The Caddy Spoon is modelled in a very unusual leaf form with shaped edges and detailed vein work to simulate the texture of the leaf. This piece has a plain scroll handle and is well...

London, 1841, fiddleback sterling silver basting spoon. Apprentice marks of Charles Lias.

The Caddy Spoon has an unusual circular bowl engraved with concentric designs around a central flower head. The outer border is decorated with foliate motifs on a linear ground. The ...

The Spoons are made in the Old English Pattern and have unusually long stems which are engraved at the top with contemporary initials below a Bishop's Mitre. The Spoons are in excell...

The Spoon is modelled in the Hanoverian, Fiddle & Thread Pattern and is double struck. The Spoon is of an exceptional gauge and weight and is engraved on the reverse with a contempor...

The Spoon is modelled in the Hanoverian, Fiddle & Thread Pattern and is double struck. The Spoon is of an exceptional gauge and weight and is engraved on the reverse with a contempor...

The Masking Spoon is made in the Old English Pattern and is engraved at the top of the stem with a set of contemporary script initials. This example is well marked on the reverse. ...

Georgian Silver Hester Bateman Spoon London 1784. Interesting as it was the first London duty mark. Old English pattern, engraved crest of a rooster. Length: 6.75 inches. Weight: 29 ...

1805 sterling silver stuffing spoon by Eley & Fearn, London. George III period, fiddleback pattern, by William Eley & William Fearn.

This spoon is one of the rarest mother-of-pearl caddy spoon designs. The spoon has an oval bowl and a very unusual pierced handle, displaying a row of standing scrolls. The handle is...