A TWELVE PIECE GROUP OF SILVER SERVINGFLATWAREA twelve piece International group of silver serving flatwarevarious makers19th-20th centuryComprising a Russian soup ladle, a Georgian vegetable spoon, an Irish marrow...
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A GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SCOOPAGeorgian sterling silver marrow scoopsingle mark heavily rubbed18th centuryEngraved with a heraldic crest and cipher monogram.length 8in (20cm); weight approximately 1.5oz...
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A GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SCOOPAGeorgian sterling silver marrow scoopsingle mark heavily rubbed18th centuryEngraved with a heraldic crest and cipher monogram.length 8in (20cm); weight approximately 1.5oz...
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STERLING SILVER TABLEWARESSterling silvertablewares to include a Georgian marrow scoop, 15.3 ozt.
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SIX GEORGIAN SILVER MARROW SCOOPSSixGeorgian silver marrow scoops , bearing the touch of Eley & Fearn, 10.1 ozt, 9" l.
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Good condition....
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SIX GEORGIAN SILVER MARROW SCOOPSSixGeorgian silver marrow scoops , bearing the touch of Eley & Fearn, all with monogrammed bowls, 10.6 ozt, 9" l.
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EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER MARROW SCOOPSEightGeorgian silver marrow scoops , bearing the touch of Eley & Fearn, all with armorial engraved bowls, 13.8 ozt, 9" l.
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A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH STERLING ANDSHEFFIELD PLATE FLAT AND HOLLOW WARE ITEMS, INCLUDING A GEORGIAN PUNCH LADLE, PAUL STORR A collection of English sterling and Sheffield plate flat and hollow ware items, including...
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A GROUPING OF VICTORIAN AND GEORGIANSILVER SERVERS The first a long handled serving spoon, mark of Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, (1842) with period script monogram (11 5/8 in.); a cheese and marrow scoop, rubbed...
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Group of Georgian and Victorian SilverFlatware, c.1772-1848 comprising: marrow scoop, straining spoon, soup ladle, and a pair of berry spoons largest length 13.5 in — 34.2 cm...
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Group of Georgian, Victorian and NorthAmerican Silver, 18th-20th century comprising: saucepan, cream jug, marrow scoop, and 48 pieces of flatware saucepan length 8.7 in — 22.2 cm...
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GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER AND SILVER PLATESERVING WARESThe silver comprising:
A George III straining spoon, mark of William Eley & William Fern, London, 1818; inscribed
A George IV ladle, mark for William Welch...
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GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SCOOPSTwoGeorgian sterling silver marrow scoops, one being a very good & heavy George IV sterling silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1820 with maker's marks for noted 19th century...
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ELEVEN PIECES GEORGIAN ENGLISH SILVERFLATWARE18th/19th century, including Edinburgh, soup ladle; mustard ladle by Thomas Brough, 1808; marrow scoop by Paul Hanet, 1721; marrow scoop by George Jackson & David...
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A Group of Four Georgian Silver MarrowScoops
Various Makers, 18th/19th Century
comprising a George II, two George III and a George IV example.
each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle
7 ozt 6 dwt
Length...
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A Group of Seven English Silver Hollowwareand Flatware Articles
Various Makers, 18th Century and Later
comprising a George III chalice marked for Hester Bateman, London, 1784, George III sauce boat marked for London,...
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A GROUPING OF VICTORIAN AND GEORGIANSILVER SERVERS The first a long handled serving spoon, mark of Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1842 date mark, with period script monogram (11 5/8 in.); a cheese and marrow scoop,...
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GOOD GROUP OF GEORGIAN STERLING SILVERFLATWAREGood Group of Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. soup ladle, Thomas Northcote & George Bourne, London, 1794, l. 13 ½ in.; marrow scoop, John Parker I & Edward...
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FIVE GEORGIAN SILVER MARROW SCOOPSFiveGeorgian silver marrow scoops, 7.3 ozt.
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Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs....
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GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SPOONS,18TH C, 3 Group of Georgian sterling silver marrow scoops and spoons, the first George II, stamped with illegible maker's marks and London, 1709; the second George III and...
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Three Georgian silver marrow scoops,one with Britannia marks for London 1720, one SH, London 1808 and one perhaps Thomas & William Chawner, circa 1767, approximately 128g...
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Twelve Georgian Silver Marrow Scoops
London,1744 and later
by various makers.
each with full hallmarks.
18 ozt 3 dwt gross.
Length of longest 9 1/8 inches.
Property from the Collection of Maria Perry, Lexington, Kentucky...
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A Georgian silver cased apple corermarked GW, 12.5cm, a pair of Napoleonic prisoner of war bone marrow scoops and four other examples...
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(3) Georgian sterling silver servingpiecesincluding: (1) George III sterling silver ladle monogrammed marked ''TS'' possibly Thomas Streetin London 1807; (1) George IV sterling silver pudding spoon monogrammed...
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Two George III marrow spoons by PaulCrespin 1759 8.25"l. two English silver marrow spoons by Robert Rogers London 1773 9"l. and three other Georgian marrow spoons....
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A Georgian silver marrow scoop 8insLondon (hallmarks rubbed) and one other similar with rat tail pattern bowl 8.25ins London (hallmarks rubbed) (gross weight 2ozs)...
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Five Georgian sterling silver marrowscoops various dates and makers Of typical form: Isaac Davenport, London, 1724; unknown maker, London 1720; William Simmons, London, 1785; unknown maker, London, 1773;...
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Assorted Georgian sterling silver flatwarevarious dates and makers Comprising a pair of bright cut berry spoons with gilt washed bowls, a Queen Anne dog-nosed tablespoon, three marrow scoops and three sugar tongs....
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A Georgian Sterling Silver StuffingSpoon and Marrow Scoop the stuffing spoon by Richard Crossley and George Smith London 1809; the marrow scoop London 1749 maker's mark rubbed spoon length 12 in. marrow scoop...
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EIGHT QUEEN ANNE AND EARLY GEORGIANSILVER MARROW SCOOPS Marks generally rubbed variously dated 1701 1705 1714 Jeffrey Griffith 1740 with later monogram Robert Perth 1748 and 1755; 8 3/8 to 9 3/4 in. 13.05 oz....
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GEORGIAN SILVER DOUBLE ENDED MARROWSCOOP crowned leopard and maker's mark I. Bell of simple unadorned formed with rounded terminals -- approx. 1.12 troy oz. Provenance: Property of a southern lady...
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Georgian Silver Marrow Spoonpartiallyrubbed marks.9 3/8 in.1.7 troy oz....
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THREE GEORGIAN SILVER MARROW-SCOOPSMarks rubbed two with crests dated 1738 and 1750 the third unembellised together with a Georgian ladle with spiral twist handle 8 to 9 in. (approx. 4.05 oz.). Estate of Julia...
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Early Georgian sterling pair of saltsand marrow scoop pair London salts dated 1765-1766 H1 1/2'' Dia.2 1/2'' London marrow scoop with partially visible hallmarks L9 1/4'' Total 4.1 Troy oz (3pcs) Provenance:...
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Two Georgian Crested Sterling SilverMeat Skewers and One Marrow Scoop the skewers London William Ely and William Fearn one 1801 the other 1812; the marrow scoop London 1772 probably John Carter; length 8 3/8...
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Assorted Georgian sterling silver servingpieces various dates and makers Comprising a soup ladle by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh, 1807; a toddy ladle with marks rubbed, possibly by Elizabeth Morley, London,...
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