A few examples of appraisal values for
4 H SPOONS

• FOUR AMERICAN SILVER TEASPOONS,
  FOUR AMERICAN SILVER TEASPOONS, SOUP SPOON AND SAUCE LADLE, FIDDLE PATTERN, TOTAL WEIGHT: 5 OZTFour American Silver Teaspoons, Soup Spoon and Sauce Ladle, Fiddle Pattern,, Dimensions: Total weight: 5 ozt
• (4) Coin silver spoons, 7.465 TO,
  (4) Coin silver spoons, 7.465 TO, c/o (2) EV Haughwout & Co tablespoons with "SKJ" monogram, JC Farr tablespoon with "JLH" mono, tablespoon marked indistinctly with "ABL" mono
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• 4+2 Russian silver demitasse
  4+2 Russian silver demitasse spoons, marked 84, head profile, maker HB on 4 of them, 5" long, 2.62 TO Estimate $80-120
• Three sets of six silver coffee
  Three sets of six silver coffee spoons and a set of five spoons, approximately 275g
• FOUR RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER
  FOUR RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER SPOONSFOUR RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER SPOONS: 4.5" teaspoon; 5.25" teaspoon; 6" pierced tea strainer spoon; 7-3/8" round-bowl spoon. All pieces are .875 fine silver with Russian markings, three in gold wash. Total weight: 188.9 grams.
• Group of 4 Hot Toddy Spoons 181.
  Group of 4 Hot Toddy Spoons 181. Group of 4 Hot Toddy Spoons 2 monogrammed. Ht. 16''E
• A set of four plated shell-shaped
  A set of four plated shell-shaped salts and the matching spoons with figural terminals, cased (case damaged)
• SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING
  SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING SPOONS four folding spoons including one with a corkscrew and two medicine dispensing teaspoons. Approx. 6 ozt. Provenance: Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts Chattanooga Tennessee
• FOUR ASSORTED STERLING SPOONS,
  FOUR ASSORTED STERLING SPOONS, 5.5 OZFour Assorted Sterling Spoons, 5.5 oz
• A quantity of sterling silver
  A quantity of sterling silver spoons wt. 4.6 oz.
• Four silver tablespoons, Sarah &
  Four silver tablespoons, Sarah & John Blake, London 1820, with bright cut borders and crest and five matching spoons, approximately 538gm
• A quantity of silver spoons,
  A quantity of silver spoons, various dates and makers, including tablespoons and berry spoons, some with engraved decoration, initials etc., approximately 775g
• A quantity of silver spoons being a
  A quantity of silver spoons being a Georgian tablespoon William Bateman 1815 a set of six teaspoons Bradbury & sons Sheffield 1914 and six assorted teaspoons approx. wt. 6.5oz.
• 4pc Gorham ''Buttercup'' Sterling
  4pc Gorham ''Buttercup'' Sterling Serving Spoons - 210 Grams TW
• TWENTY STERLING SIPPER SPOONS, 4
  TWENTY STERLING SIPPER SPOONS, 4 OZTwenty Sterling Sipper Spoons, 4 oz
• A quantity of silver tea and
  A quantity of silver tea and other spoons, approximately 435gm
• Five early English hallmarked
  Five early English hallmarked tablespoons 8"l; together with a marrow spoon 11 troy ounces
• FOUR PIECES OF SPATTER AND
  FOUR PIECES OF SPATTER AND SPONGEWARE. England 1st half-19th century. Sponged green and blue sugar 5 1/2''h. blue sponge handleless cup and two blue spatter sauces with peafowls 5''d. Sugar has horizontal hairline on lip. The lid has two repaired chips.
• Five berry spoons approx. 8.5"l.
  Five berry spoons approx. 8.5"l. each with gold washed bowls- two Georgian a sterling example and two other hallmarked together with a pair of silver tongs. 10 troy oz.
• FIVE AMERICAN AND GERMAN ASSORTED
  FIVE AMERICAN AND GERMAN ASSORTED COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS WITH ONE SOUP SPOON, L OF SOUP: 7 1/4 IN. (18.42 CM.); COMBINED: 10 OZTFive American and German Assorted Coin Silver Tablespoons with One Soup Spoon,, Consisting of: 3 J. Warner, Columbus; 2 Proll, Kassel; and John Gibbs, Providence. Dimensions: L of soup: 7 1/4 in. (18.42 cm.); Combined: 10 ozt
• A set of four silver tablespoons by
  A set of four silver tablespoons by Solomn Hougham London 1814. Approx. weight 7.5 oz together with a close plated fish server by Gilbert circa 1830.
• Nineteen American Coin Silver
  Nineteen American Coin Silver Spoons each of fiddleback form comprising five teaspoons a sauce ladle and two salt spoons by Marquand & Co. five teaspoons by W. Pitkin & C.C. Norton a tablespoon and two teaspoons by H.A. Coe a tablespoon by Pangborne & Brinsmaid a tablespoon by D. Booth and a teaspoon by N. Harding each monogrammed; approximate total weight 10.86 ozt. Length of longest 8 7/8 inches.
• 5+4+2 coin silver teaspoons, JF
  5+4+2 coin silver teaspoons, JF Robinson, JG Thompson, J Ladomus, 6.5 TO Estimate $60-90
• 4 18th c style silver shell top
  4 18th c style silver shell top spoons with double stamped makers mark "HB" on each, 7 3/4" l, 5.77 TO Estimate $60-90
• Four Russian enameled silver
  Four Russian enameled silver spoons. Three smaller (4.25'' long) and one larger (5.5'' long.) Each hallmarked and stamped ''84''. The larger with engraving inside bowl. Condition good with small dots of discoloration on bowls of two smaller spoons. See images. Weight 42.8 dwt.
• TWELVE PIECES OF ENGLISH AND
  TWELVE PIECES OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SILVER FLATWAREFive tablespoons three place spoons two sauce ladles an individual butter spreader and a souvenir teaspoon. Together with a silver plated cream ladle.Approx. 14.0 troy oz.
• English Silver Spoons two
  English Silver Spoons two stuffing spoons, serving spoon and five 18th century teaspoons, most with monograms, .925 fine, 11.86 oz.T., (eight pieces)
• A pair of Chinese serving spoons
  A pair of Chinese serving spoons test silver and two others wt. 4.4oz.
• Four American silver spoons
  Four American silver spoons marked 925 and a Scandinavian caddy spoon marked 830S. Weight 4 oz.
• A GROUP OF TEASPOONS 28
  A GROUP OF TEASPOONS 28 teaspoons and one ladle, of varying sizes, weighs 21.05 toz. Provenance: old private collection, Sewickley, PA, by descent in the family to the current owner.
• Various silver spoons, forks and
  Various silver spoons, forks and other flatware, approximately 420g
• A set of six silver teaspoons,
  A set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1888, with shell bowls and five silver coffee spoons, approximately 143g
• Eight coin silver spoons
  Eight coin silver spoons Together with a silver plated teapot, a silver plated epergne, and a sterling silver basket with cobalt glass insert. (11).
• Hester Bateman English Silver
  Hester Bateman English Silver Spoons London: four salt spoons with shell bowls, downturned tipt handles, 1784, no monograms, 4 in., two with bent handle; one with oval downturned handle, zigzag border, heraldic device, 1781, 6-7/8 in., polished bowl, marks for Hester Bateman, .925 fine, 1.87 oz.T., (five pieces)