Antique Flatware

Antique 18th century Georgian Silver Soup Ladle. Made in London 1788 by Hester Bateman. The Ladle of plain Old English Feather Edge, round bowl. Fu...

Antique Irish Georgian Silver Soup Ladle, Dublin 1785 by John Sheils, bright cut pattern. The large Soup Ladle with bright cut decoration and neo c...

Garrard & Co, 128 piece English Flatware Suite, C.1950. The Danish style Service comprising 12 Table forks 12 Lunch Forks 12 Fish Forks 12 Table Kn...

Arts & Crafts hammered caddy spoon, the handle with chased floral decoration. The maker is Enid Kelsey whose husband, Cyril, was apprenticed to C.R...

Arts & Crafts hammered, cast silver caddy spoon, with pierced handle. The maker is Amy Sandheim who took over her father and uncle's business (Sand...

A very good quality pair of William IV silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles with oval shaped bowls and clear hallmarks. The weight and balance is goo...

Pair H.G. Murphy silver Art Deco serving spoons, hallmarked for London 1934, one also struck with Murphy's Falcon mark. These are quite substantia...

Cased, limited edition silver caddy spoon by Stuart Devlin and hallmarked in London in 1986 The handle is enamelled and decorated with wedding bell...

A very fine set of 12 silver and ivory handled fish knives and forks. The blades are plain on one side and engraved on the reverse. The ivory handl...

Unusual, late-Victorian, heavy cast silver caddy spoon with pierced, floral bowl. Hallmarked in London in 1892 and made by Edward Hutton.

A rare early 20th century silver Sugar Crusher with heavy flat circular crusher and teaspoon shaped bowl. By Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1911

Of Coburg pattern, the handle terminals engraved with a crest.

A set of six Edwardian Onslow pattern teaspoons with decorative shell bowls.

The pair of grape scissors with grape and vine decorated handles terminating in a circle.

A plain Georgian silver Marrow scoop with original lion crest and clear hallmarks

Cased silver folding fruit knife with intricately carved Mother of Pearl 'scales' (the name given to the sides of the knife). The silver blade is e...

A very fine set of Victorian Fiddle pattern silver cutlery by George Adams . This set is for 12 people and comes in an extremely attractive inlaid ...

An extremely rare George III Scottish Provincial silver Toddy Ladle with twisted whale bone handle, the stem with twin scroll decoration and shell ...

18th century Chinese export porcelain oval dish, probably the stand for a sauceboat, hand painted in underglaze blue with a riverside garden scene....

A good George III silver Caddy spoon with fluted scallop shell bowl and bright cut engraved Old English handle. By Peter & Ann Bateman, London, ...

A rare George III Provincial silver Caddy Spoon, with scallop shell shaped bowl and wide Old English style handle with bright cut engraved decorati...

An practical set of six Victorian silver and ivory handled fruit knives and forks. Each knife has a serrated blade, to make cutting easier, and th...

An Scottish silver Old English pattern soup ladle with a fine shell pattern bowl.

A pair of Victorian novelty silver Sugar Nips in the form of a Chinaman with short legs and long sprung arms, one red and one green glass eye. B...

A good George III silver Caddy Spoon with oval fluted shell shaped bowl and bright cut engraved Old English handle with shoulders. By John Lawre...

A set of six silver Grecian pattern grapefruit spoons in a fitted box.

A rare George III Scottish silver Marrow Scoop of large size, with flared smaller bowl and larger than average main bowl. By Dick & McPherson, E...

A fine George III silver Caddy Spoon with scoop shaped bowl and old English type handle, bright cut engraved decoration including a vacant shield s...

A good George III silver Caddy Spoon with plain flared scoop shaped bowl and curved fiddle pattern handle, engraved with contemporary initials. ...

Antique English silver-gilt silver gilt grapevine vine pattern grape shears

A good George III silver Caddy Spoon with circular fluted bowl with central button, Bright cut engraved Old English handle. By Joseph Taylor, Bi...

A stylish pair of silver salad servers with attractive shaped bowls and plain handles. They have a little lip on the reverse of the handles to stop...

A good quality Victorian silver Fiddle pattern fish slice with an attractive pierced blade.

A William IVth silver Fiddle pattern basting spoon . This spoon is in particularly fine condition and has a good sized bowl, making it ideal for ev...

A Georgian Old English pattern soup ladle with round bowl and engraved with original family crest.

A good example of a Grecian Pattern soup ladle from the Chawner Company

A good Victorian silver Caddy Spoon, the die-stamped silver gilt tulip shaped bowl embossed with a bunch or grapes and vine leaves, the twisted vin...

Arts & Crafts hammered caddy spoon, the handle with tapering slot and pin-prick decoration. The maker is Alfred James. According to Culme (see belo...

An unusual early Bow porcelain octagonal dish decorated in the Kakiemon style.

Antique chinese porcelain blue and white plate painted in underglaze blue. The design has been left unpainted to reveal two gui dragons or stylize...

A fine example of Fiddle Thread & Shell Pattern design with original family crest and good hallmarks weighing 8.5oz and with an overall length of 3...

A rare George IV Provincial silver Marrow Scoop. By John Brown, Carlisle, (Newcastle), 1822.

A Scottish provincial oval bowled soup ladle of Old English Design engraved with original monogram

A good oval bowled Georgian silver soup ladle of plain Old English Point pattern with original monogram engraved to front

Silver & enamel caddy spoon Company of Paviors Birminghamham 1934 by C. Wilkes. Handle is enamelled with the crest of the Worshipful Company of Pa...