Serving Spoons

Typical silver trefid form spoon with rat tail on the reverse of the bowl. Engraved with initials TS made in London 1680 by John Smith...

Georgian dinner spoons. More available in stock £100 each / £200 for a pair

Pair of American silver celtic point table spoons made in Baltimore USA circa 1800 by George Aiken Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Table spoon made in London 1749 by Samuel Holmes Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Table Spoon made in London circa 1760 by William Cripps Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Table spoon made in London circa 1779 by William Summer and Richard Crosley Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of Georgian silver serving spoons made in London 1767 by Elizabeth Tookey Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver Hanoverian rat tail pattern dinner / serving spoon engraved 'RH' made in London 1726 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian dinner / serving spoon made in London 1761 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver dinner / serving spoon made in Birmingham 1823 by Ed Thomason Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Boxed set of two large apostle style spoons. Chester 1900. Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver serving spoons made in London 1859 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver serving spoon Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian silver serving spoon made in London 1764 by Elizabeth Tookey Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian silver serving spoon made in London 1768 by Elizabeth Tookey Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian silver serving spoon made in London 1790 by Thomas Streetin Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of George III serving spoons made in Edinburgh 1797 by William and Patrick Cunningham Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

George III silver salad serving spoon with jagged edge made in London 1782 by George Smith III Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver serving spoon. London 1721 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver serving spoon by Isaac Collarel of London 1740 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of silver serving spoons. London 1726 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of silver serving spoons by Lewis Metlayer of London 1708 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Oversized silver serving spoon with dog nose style handle with floral etching work made in Denmark 1946 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Pair of Georgian silver serving spoons made in London 1760 by Edward Bennett I Virtual viewing available. Ships globally