A Victorian Newcastle silver caddy spoon by Gowland Brothers.

A Victorian silver caddy spoon, the Fiddle pattern handle leading to shell bowl. Hallmarked Gowland Brothers, Newcastle 1862. Length 4" (10.1cm), weight 15.1 grams. Condition Report:

A pretty Victorian silver caddy spoon by Hilliard & Thomason, hallmarked Birmingham 1853. Cast grape vine handle with gilt bowl embossed with grapes and grape leaves. 5.25" (13.3cm). Please note that

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

hallmarked London, 1861, FH (The Portland Co (Francis Higgins III)), with shell form bowl and cartouche handle, total weight 21gm, length 10cm

Hallmarked Sterling Silver Victorian Caddy Spoon, 4" Length, 15 Grams.

An English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Hallmarks for Cooper Brothers and Sons, Sheffield, England, 1900, 2.25" long. Scalloped shell motif on handle. Together with a Danish silver tea strainer sp

Victorian Cast Silver Sifter Spoon by Atkin Brothers. Hallmarked Sheffield 1893. 21 gm.

A Victorian sterling silver tea caddy, London 1898 by Levesley Brothers Of inverted bombe form with gadrooned edges, hinged lid. Gilt interior. Fully marked underneath and part-marked to the lid. Leng

A Geo V silver caddy spoon with shell decoration to handle, the bowl engraved 1848-1928, hallmarked Sheffield 1927, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Approx. 2 1/4"

A group of old English sterling spoons comprising four dessert, four ice cream, and four tea spoons. Hallmarked London 1897, Mappin Brothers. Various sizes.

Victorian sterling silver afternoon tea flatware set with tea caddy spoon, six teaspoons, & sugar tongs. Hallmarked with Sheffield, Lion, H (1875), Victoria bust, silversmith J A R. In original box.

Including one Irish tea caddy spoon marked Dublin, 1807, with two English Victorian caddy spoons, together with one 20th century spoon,L. of longest: 10 cm (4 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

Victorian silver Chistening spoon and fork, cast decoration by Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield 1896 cased; Set of 6 rat tail pattern coffee spoons and sugar tongs by Cooper Brothers & Sons Sheffield 1

1- Sterling Masons , Jerusalem Chapter, No. 3 RAM Collectible Spoon 3.50". 2- Sterling Towle Mary Chilton 1912 Large Solid Jelly Server 6 7/8". 3- Unger Brothers 1904 Ornate Sterling monogrammed B.R.

8 Antique Victorian 1899 English Sterling Silver Ornate Bright Cut Demitasse Spoons by Cooper Brothers. Has the proper Cooper Brothers hallmark, Sheffield, Sterling and the date mark for 1899. Sterlin

Cased Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons hallmarked Sheffield, 1885-1886, by Atkin Brothers (fl. 1853-1925), with a pair of crown-shaped basket salts with gilt interior and sphe

1- Antique Silver Plated Gilchrist No. 14 Julep "Acorn" Tea Strainer Sifter Spoon. 2- Barker Brothers England Silver Plated Tea Caddy with etched scroll 3 1/2". 3- Handsome antique, 1910s English Leve

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with American Spoons hallmarked Birmingham, 1890-1891, by Hayes Brothers, cauldron form, decorated with spiral gadroons and raised on three ball fee

Each 19th C salt cellar in a tri-handle basket form with plain design. Sheffield, 1888. Atkin Brothers. Together with a pair of English salt spoons with partial twist handles. 79g. H. 5.7 cm(2 1/4 in.

A late Victorian silver caddy of oval basket weave form, hallmarked Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Sheffield 1897, height measuring 3 inches (7.5 cm). Together with a further embo

hallmarked 1792 (London), PB//AB (Peter & Ann Bateman), with shell form bowl and bright cut decoration to handle with engraved initials 'M.F' total weight 7gm, length 8cm

A VICTORIAN SILVER SPOON together with a Georg Jensen silver spoon & a Tiffany spoon. London 1898 and later. 233 grams. 30 cm long. (3)

A GEORGE V SILVER CADDY SPOON, by Liberty & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1934, no. 3181, plain pear-shaped bowl, the handle also with engraved feather-edge decoration. 9cm long

A George III silver caddy spoon, as a horse jockey cap, bright engraved peak, 5cm long, rubbed maker's mark, London 1810