A few examples of appraisal values for
TABLE SPOON

• Various silver teaspoons and a
  Various silver teaspoons and a silver condiment ladle, approximately 185g
• Five early English hallmarked
  Five early English hallmarked tablespoons 8"l; together with a marrow spoon 11 troy ounces
• 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.
• An Old English pattern serving
  An Old English pattern serving spoon by Thomas Wallis length 30 cm and a tablespoon by Thomas Ann and William Bateman both London 1802.
• Various silver spoons, forks and
  Various silver spoons, forks and other flatware, approximately 420g
• Group of Tablespoons & teaspoons
  Group of Tablespoons & teaspoons 344A. Group of Tablespoons & teaspoons. 25 oz.L 7''E
• SIX INTERNATIONAL STERLING
  SIX INTERNATIONAL STERLING TABLESPOONSA set of six International Sterling tablespoons in the "Joan of Arc" pattern, 7.25" long, 307 grams.
• A quantity of silver teaspoons,
  A quantity of silver teaspoons, approximately 335g
• 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.
• A quantity of silver tea and
  A quantity of silver tea and other spoons, approximately 435gm
• A silver sauce ladle, a sugar
  A silver sauce ladle, a sugar sifter spoon and various condiment spoons
• (4) Coin silver spoons, 2.735 TO,
  (4) Coin silver spoons, 2.735 TO, c/o RA Baird 8-5/8" tablespoon, (2) C Beckwith 5-1/2" teaspoons, etched 5-1/2" teaspoon
• Silver. Georgian and later Old
  Silver. Georgian and later Old English pattern flatware being a tablespoon tablefork two dessert spoons a teaspoon and an Old English with shoulders tablespoon by Peter and Ann Bateman.
• 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
• Three sets of six silver coffee
  Three sets of six silver coffee spoons and a set of five spoons, approximately 275g
• Sterling silver spoon; together
  Sterling silver spoon; together with silver plate tableware. Ladle: 13.5"l
• A part canteen of Fiddle and thread
  A part canteen of Fiddle and thread pattern silver plate comprising; twelve tablespoons seventeen tableforks eleven dessertspoons eighteen dessert forks four sauceladles thirteen teaspoons two pairs of sugar tongs two saltspoons a serving spoon and a soup ladle.
• Six Old English pattern silver
  Six Old English pattern silver tablespoons, London 1771, crested, bottom marks, approximately 415gm
• A quantity of continental silver
  A quantity of continental silver flatware comprising nine teaspoons six cake forks five tablespoons a serving spoon and three small pieces. Approx. weight 26 oz.
• A set of six Russian silver
  A set of six Russian silver demi-tasse spoons the bowls formed from Russian coins pre-revolution marks approx. 11 cm together with two similar spoons approx. 15 cm long approx. 3 oz.
• Various silver teaspoons, condiment
  Various silver teaspoons, condiment spoons, napkin ring etc., approximately 234g
• Thirty-eight silver souvenir
  Thirty-eight silver souvenir teaspoons, approximately 500gm
• A COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH
  A COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH FLATWARE mainly London and Sheffield, various makers and dates, comprising three tablespoons and eight dessert spoons; together with a collection of teaspoons including plated, fruit knives, pickle forks etc.(qty)Length of tablespoon: 22cm, weighable silver: 22.7oz
• 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
• Two French Latten Table Spoons,
  Two French Latten Table Spoons, early 17th century each hande struck thrice, one with crowns the other with 'RG' length 6.9 in — 17.5 cm
• Sundry silver including spoons,
  Sundry silver including spoons, napkin rings and sugar tongs, approximately 372g
• Group of early coin silver
  Group of early coin silver tablespoons & teaspoons w/basket motif 341. Group of early coin silver tablespoons & teaspoons w/basket motif. 38 oz. Max. L 9''E
• 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.
• Five mid 18th Century silver
  Five mid 18th Century silver tablespoons, old English pattern, bottom marked, approximately 300gm
• A set of six silver teaspoons,
  A set of six silver teaspoons, Mappin & Webb and three other spoons
• Four silver tablespoons, Sarah &
  Four silver tablespoons, Sarah & John Blake, London 1820, with bright cut borders and crest and five matching spoons, approximately 538gm
• Sundry silver teaspoons etc.,
  Sundry silver teaspoons etc., approximately 200gm
• TOWLE STERLING SILVER SERVING
  TOWLE STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOON, 2.7 OZTowle Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, 2.7 oz
• FOUR STERLING SERVING SPOONS 2 troy
  FOUR STERLING SERVING SPOONS 2 troy oz.
• Early tablespoons teaspoons serving
  Early tablespoons teaspoons serving spoons etc. 336. Early tablespoons teaspoons serving spoons etc. 35 oz. Max. L 12 1/4''E
• ENGLISH SILVER TABLESPOON AND A
  ENGLISH SILVER TABLESPOON AND A PAIR OF SUGAR TONGS, 3.7 OZEnglish Silver Tablespoon and a Pair of Sugar Tongs, 3.7 oz