A few examples of appraisal values for
COFFEE SPOON

• Six silver coffee spoons, SLO,
  Six silver coffee spoons, SLO, Birmingham 1921, with bean finials, five silver coffee spoons, a fork, a seal top spoon and a trowel-shaped bookmark, approximately 135gm
• A set of six coffee bean spoons
  A set of six coffee bean spoons with enamel bowls decorated with flowers Birmingham 1960 together with another set of tea spoons Sheffield 1932 both sets boxed.
• Twelve silver coffee spoons,
  Twelve silver coffee spoons, circa 1930, bean finials, two similar and a set of six coffee spoons, approximately 134g
• A Russian Silver Ice Tea Cup and
  A Russian Silver Ice Tea Cup and a Large Spoon The cup with an angular handle, pierced flaring base approx. 3-1/8"D at the base, and the spoon approx. 8-3/8"L. Total weight of the two is approx. 6.55 troy oz. The cup is marked on the underside (worn) and on the inside of the lip. The spoon is marked on the back of the handle; 1851 assay mark, 84 koloshnick mark, Moscow Mark and maker's mark, ca. 1852-63.
• Three sets of six silver coffee
  Three sets of six silver coffee spoons and a set of five spoons, approximately 275g
• A set of twelve silver demitasse
  A set of twelve silver demitasse coffee spoons each with a different flower finial Dutch assay circa 1930. Weight 2.3 oz.
• Three Russian silver coffee
  Three Russian silver coffee spoons Moscow 1908-1917 weight 1.8 oz.
• Six silver coffee spoons and
  Six silver coffee spoons and matching tongs, Thomas Edgar Hughes, Chester 1941, in a fitted case, approximately 90g
• A set of six silver coffee
  A set of six silver coffee spoons, London 1918, initialled M, cased, a set of five teaspoons and sundry teaspoons, approximately 225g
• TWELVE RUSSIAN 84-SILVER COFFEE
  TWELVE RUSSIAN 84-SILVER COFFEE SPOONSCyrillic maker's mark, St Petersburg; with gilt-washed bowls and floral design; approximately 7.7 troy ounces total; in a fitted case; each 5 1/2 inches wide; case: 9 inches wide; 8 inches deep; 1 inch high Condition:
• Set of Six English Silver-Gilt
  Set of Six English Silver-Gilt and Enamel Coffee Spoons, Turner & Simpson, Birmingham, 1928 in a fitted case length 3.9 in — 9.8 cm
• Six Russian silvery metal tea
  Six Russian silvery metal tea spoons a set of twelve ditto coffee spoons (all engraved to terminals with armorials) and five Turkish silvery metal table spoons (combined weight 15ozs)
• A set of ten silver coffee beans
  A set of ten silver coffee beans spoons Birmingham 1924.
• A quantity of silver tea and
  A quantity of silver tea and other spoons, approximately 435gm
• RUSSIAN GILT SILVER AND CLOISONNE
  RUSSIAN GILT SILVER AND CLOISONNE COFFEE SPOON hallmarked Russian .875 fine silver. Length: 6.5 inches. The spoon is in good condition with light wear throughout.
• Six silver coffee spoons,
  Six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1965 and twelve coffee spoons with matching tongs, London 1893, approximately 155gm
• SIX-PIECE PERUVIAN STERLING
  SIX-PIECE PERUVIAN STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE Camusso. Comprising coffee pot teapot creamer sugar waste bowl and serving tray. Bulbous with foliate-capped scrolling handle and spout on scrolling feet; the tray with stepped and flaring serpentine border - 97 oz. 8 dwt.; 9 in. high coffee pot.
• A boxed set of six silver coffee
  A boxed set of six silver coffee spoons Birmingham 1945 with bean finials
• IMPERIAL RUSSIAN SILVER AND
  IMPERIAL RUSSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL COFFEE SPOONSSet of Six Imperial Russian Silver and Enamel Coffee Spoons, Moscow, poss. Nikolay Strulev, act. 1883-1908, 84 zolotnik mark (.875 pure), l. 5 in.; together with a French 1st Standard silver sugar sifter ladle, l. 8 1/4 in
• Set of Eight English Silver
  Set of Eight English Silver Plated Coffee Spoons Estimate:$50-$100
• A set of six silver single-struck
  A set of six silver single-struck shell and bead pattern coffee spoons, JR, Sheffield 1904, two other sets of six coffee spoons and sundry coffee spoons
• Two Russian Silver Spoons Gilded
  Two Russian Silver Spoons Gilded silver coffee spoon decorated with engraving and niello, back of the bowl depicting medieval Russian city views, handle stamped with assay marks possibly belonging to Ivan Lebedkin, approx. 5"L. The second is a silver spoon with rococo style engraved designs on the front and back, approx. 5-5/8"L, marked on the back on the stem, mark possibly M. Dimitryev (Moscow, 1854-1877). Total weight approx. 1.40 troy oz.
• Six Edwardian silver apostle coffee
  Six Edwardian silver apostle coffee spoons, Robert Pringle, Birmingham 1908, with shell bowls and spiral handles, a matching sugar ladle and sugar tongs, in a fitted case, total weight approximately 57g
• A French silver toy coffee service,
  A French silver toy coffee service, circa 1870, comprising a coffee pot, 6.3cm high, a covered sugar bowl, two teacups and saucers, six plates, two coffee cups and saucers/see illustration
• A quantity of silver flatware, to
  A quantity of silver flatware, to include a Tiffany & Co. sterling spoon and similar teaspoon with relief decoration of birds amongst branches and various other tea, coffee and condiment spoons, approximately 860g
• A silver cream jug, London 1908,
  A silver cream jug, London 1908, with reeded loop handle, six seal top coffee spoons, Sheffield 1911 and sundry silver, approximately 319gm weighable
• A set of six silver teaspoons,
  A set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1888, with shell bowls and five silver coffee spoons, approximately 143g
• A quantity of mainly Scandinavian
  A quantity of mainly Scandinavian white metal, including three sterling and enamel coffee spoons by Egon Lauridsen and a spoon with a map of Denmark to the terminal, gross weight 168gm
• Silver Geisha tea caddy spoon,
  Silver Geisha tea caddy spoon, marked 950, approx 41grams
• cups & saucers & teaspoons
  cups & saucers & teaspoons
• FOUR-PIECE STERLING SILVER TEA
  FOUR-PIECE STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE marked 925 Sterling. Comprising coffee pot teapot creamer and sugar. With scroll rim C-scroll handle and rose finial - 58 oz. 8 dwt.; 9 1/4 in. high coffee pot.
• A Gorham Sterling Silver Coffee and
  A Gorham Sterling Silver Coffee and Tea Service in the "Buttercup" Pattern comprised of a coffee pot teapot open sugar and creamer coffee pot height 8 in. combined weight 42.65 troy ozs.
• A Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot
  A Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot and Creamer circa 1870 the coffee urn of gourd form with a fitted lid with a mushroom finial and a long vertical spout; the creamer hahaving a squat bulbous body with a beak spout; each is decorated with an engraved neoclassical Greek key banding on the straight neck and has a C-shaped handle. Height of tallest 9 1/4 inches.
• A set of six Victorian apostle
  A set of six Victorian apostle top silver coffee spoons, London 1884, a similar pair of sugar nips, six coffee spoons with shell bowls, a christening spoon and fork, cased, two pairs of sugar nips and a filigree caddy spoon, approximately 310gm
• Twelve European Coffee Spoons
  Twelve European Coffee Spoons 19th Century comprising a set of six Austrian and six Russian niello examples. Austrian examples hallmarked on underside of handle; Russian examples apparently unmarked 5 ozt Length of Russian example 5 1/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Highland Park, Illinois
• COFFEE MUG PORCELAIN
  COFFEE MUG PORCELAIN SPITTOON.Coffee Mug Porcelain Spittoon. American, ca. 1900. A few hairline cracks in lid but otherwise excellent. 4”.