A few examples of appraisal values for
CARRINGTON STERLING SILVER SPOON

• A boxed pair of silver seal top
  A boxed pair of silver seal top spoons retailed and made for Carrington & Co. London 1926 spoons approx. 15.5cm.
• Sterling silver creamer with scrolled
  Sterling silver creamer with scrolled handle and shaped rim; marks for Carrington & Co., London. 9 oz. 4 1/2"H.
• Two Irish silver spoons: one serving
  Two Irish silver spoons: one serving spoon and one strainer spoon with central divider, both by Carden Terry and Jane Williams, Cork, 1807-1821, oval handles with bright cut decoration and zigzag edge, each with family crest, 13-3/4 in. Good condition. The Collection of the Late Ruth Scott, Charlotte, North Carolina.
• A Sterling Silver with Gold Wash
  A Sterling Silver with Gold Wash Presentation Spoon by Cornelius Saunders & Francis Shepherd London dated 1901 The cast stem with antique style patera roundels and scrolls animal masks and engraved bowl. Marked with London sterling marks and date letter for 1901 and makers' mark "CS*FS" (Cornelius Saunders & Francis Shepherd) on the side of the handle. Similar in design to a coronation spoon. Measures apprx. 10-1/4"L. Weighs apprx. 3.2 toz.
• Sterling silver: Lily pattern carving
  Sterling silver: Lily pattern carving set; salad set with black plastic spoon and fork; Revere bowl 7'' dia.; three early serving spoons; a teaspoon; and a child's spoon weighable silver 16 tr. oz.
• SILVER thirty-three pieces: eight
  SILVER thirty-three pieces: eight Tiffany & Co. coffee spoons pat. 1884 with gilt wash; six seafood forks; twelve coffee spoons with gilt wash; two shell spoons marked ''W. Carrington''; spoon with enamel decoration and gilt wash; two commemorative spoons ''Stockbridge Mass'' and ''California''; along with two unmarked commemorative spoons weighable: 16.41 ozt.
• A PAIR OF SILVER GILT REPRODUCTION
  A PAIR OF SILVER GILT REPRODUCTION ANOINTING SPOONS CARRINGTON & CO, 1936 Engraved bowls, traditionally decorated stems, one with inscription engraved to reverse of bowl; together with another similar silver example in a fitted case, London 1901(3)
• A silver and enamel caddy spoon
  A silver and enamel caddy spoon by Gorham USA measuring approx. 11cm long.
• An Arts and Crafts silver caddy
  An Arts and Crafts silver caddy spoon, William Henry Warmington, London 1959, initialled S, approximately 20.5gm
• A silver caddy spoon Mappin & Webb
  A silver caddy spoon Mappin & Webb Sheffield with pierced scroll handle and sundry teaspoons and condiment spoons total weight approximately 160gm
• Sterling Silver Casserole or Berry
  Sterling Silver Casserole or Berry Spoon ornate floral handle 9 3/4'' excellent no monogram 165 grams.
• STERLING: International Silver
  STERLING: International Silver Co. carving knife and fork; along with three serving spoons and one serving fork ''Spring Glory'' pattern 9.1 ozt. (6 pieces total)
• Gorham sterling forks and spoons
  Gorham sterling forks and spoons retailed by Carrington Thomas & Co circa 1894 King George pattern marked: Gorham sterling and Carrington Thomas & Co comprising: 6 tablespoons L8 1/2'' 6 forks L7 5/8'' Total 34.0oz Troy (12pcs) Provenance: Charleston South Carolina private collection. Good condition with wear and rubbing consistent with age. Monogrammed with the initial ''B''.
• STERLING SILVER SERVING LADLE &
  STERLING SILVER SERVING LADLE & SPOONTwo 19th century English sterling silver serving pieces, consisting of a soup ladle in the Old English pattern with monogrammed handle, hallmarked Sheffield 1895 with maker's marks for Walker & Hall. Length 13.5", weight: 240 grams. Together with a serving spoon in the Fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1856 with maker's marks for George William Adams, length 12", weight: 141 grams.
• 'J. CARSON' ENGLISH STERLING SILVER
  'J. CARSON' ENGLISH STERLING SILVER LADLE, LONDON, CIRCA 1818, 7 OZ L: 13 3/8 IN. (34 CM.)'J. Carson' English Sterling Silver Ladle, London, circa 1818, 7 oz, Dimensions: L: 13 3/8 in. (34 cm.)
• Pair Charleston silver spoons Carrington
  Pair Charleston silver spoons Carrington Thomas & Co South Carolina circa 1872-1920 ornate pattern. L8 1/4'' and 3.2 Troy oz (2pcs) Provenance: Property descended in the prominent early Charleston South Carolina Gourdin and Young families to present owner.
• Charleston sterling sugar spoon
  Charleston sterling sugar spoon Carrington Thomas & Co South Carolina circa 1872-1920 fine Japanese pattern and engraved with initial S marked: Carrington Thomas & Co. L6'' and 0.6oz troy Provenance: Estate of Michael M. Finefrock Charleston South Carolina. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Silver: Continental spoon with
  Silver: Continental spoon with cherub sterling sardine fork sterling Revere style bowl dent on rim engraved presentation 13 tr. oz total wt
• A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon
  A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon by Whiting, ca. early 20th Century A serving spoon in "Madam Jumel" pattern with laurel leaves and ribbons, marked with Whiting hallmark and "Sterling/Pat.1909". Measures approx. 7-3/4"L. Weighs approx. 1.87 troy oz.
• A Fancy Sterling Silver Serving
  A Fancy Sterling Silver Serving Spoon Approx. 10"L, with a fancy relief pattern in the handle and with an animal mask at the neck, with a twist at the end of the handle, and with engraved Celtic inspired patterns in the bowl, marked on the side of the handle for Birmingham, Barker Brothers Ltd., approx. 1927. Similar in design to a coronation spoon. The weight is approx. 2.50 troy oz.
• Assorted sterling silver serving
  Assorted sterling silver serving pieces Comprising of a Manchester 'Daffodil' carving set, a bon bon spoon, a Gorham 'King Richard' soup spoon and 2 small sauce ladles. (6).
• An Early British Sterling Silver
  An Early British Sterling Silver Serving Spoon by Paul Callard Simple form with elongated bowl crest on the end of the handle marked on the back with Paul Callard maker's mark sterling mark London city mark date letter for 1766-1767. Weighs 1.93 toz.
• English sterling silver ladle,
  English sterling silver ladle, gilt bowl, 12" l, 3.55 TO
• STERLING. 3 Serving Spoons.Includes
  STERLING. 3 Serving Spoons.Includes one O. Mogensen gravy ladle with curved blossom handle - 7'' in length inscribed ''35 O. Mogensen Sterling Denmark;'' one Georg Jensen ''Bernadette'' pattern gravy ladle - 7.25'' in length inscribed with the Georg Jensen hallmark as well as ''Sterling Denmark;'' and one Georg Jensen serving spoon - 6.25'' length with GJ square mark which was produced between 1933 and 1944. From a Scarsdale NY estate. Approx. 8 troy oz.
• Amston sterling silver serving
  Amston sterling silver serving spoon & cold meat fork, Gladstone pattern, 7.025 TO
• Sterling silver stuffing spoon
  Sterling silver stuffing spoon by Gorham in the "Cluny" pattern c.1880 monogrammed. 12.5"l. 5 troy oz.
• Sterling Silver Nut or Bon Bon
  Sterling Silver Nut or Bon Bon Spoon fancy openwork bowl circa 1915 5'' excellent monogram 20 grams.
• Six Sterling Silver Fancy Spoons
  Six Sterling Silver Fancy Spoons by Towle "Old Colonial" With beaded edges urn shape at the end of the handle faceted bowl each marked on the back. Total weight 4.9 toz.
• Gorham Sterling Silver Berry Spoon
  Gorham Sterling Silver Berry Spoon orCasserole spoon 8 1/2'' a beauty!
• Sterling: Six open salts six salt
  Sterling: Six open salts six salt spoons; two nut dishes with scalloped rim; child's spoon and fork; powdered sugar spoon; three candy dishes; weighted handle carving knife and fork; coasters in rack; glass centers; '835' dish with ''5'' mark coin.
• A George III silver drainer spoon
  A George III silver drainer spoon WJ London 1761 the carved wood handle with leaf capped scroll terminal the bowl pierced throughout and crested within a diamond shaped cartouche overall length 32.5cm (12.5")Note: Crest of Cochrane
• Sterling: pair of Gorham serving
  Sterling: pair of Gorham serving spoons; and a lifter marked Welsh & Br. total weight 4 oz.
• Sterling silver stuffing spoon
  Sterling silver stuffing spoon in the "Kings" pattern. 14"l. 7 troy oz.
• Blackington Sterling Silver Nut
  Blackington Sterling Silver Nut or Bon Bonspoon elaborate openwork bowl with gold wash circa 1895 excellent no monogram 4 3/4'' 15 grams.
• Whiting sterling silver 'Lily'
  Whiting sterling silver 'Lily' pattern serving spoon and fork early 20th century Each with a silver gilt wash to the bowl and tines, in a fitted leather case. Fork L: 9 1/4 in. 7.2 oz
• STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOONDESCRIPTION:
  STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOONDESCRIPTION: A large sterling silver spoon with strawberry pierced handles , marked "Sterling" on handle. Weight: 162 grams. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: L. 10.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.