German

An almost certainly Hanau spoon converted from a longer spoon, bearing 1 marking only to handle which is hard to decipher.

An almost certainly Hanau silver spoon but this one it totally unmarked so technically sold as 'white metal'. We believe that the torso depicted is that of Louis XVI.

A c.19th dessert spoon monogrammed with a single initial 'U'. It appears to bear a Hamburg marking and makers mark of 'F.L'. Sold as 'white metal'.

A good looking wide bowl sifting spoon / ladle with a Galleon finial and windmill work to its bowl. 800 standard silver, bearing German markings, no makers marks but almost certainly Hanau region.

A good looking sterling silver Hanau spoon, the bowl with repousse design of a woman with a basket on her head crossing a bridge on a lake. The handle has a vertical swan terminal and a heart in shield device. Bears original Hanau markings to rear of handle and London 1899 import hallmarks to bowl, importer John George Smith.

A very impressively large sized spoon made by Karl Kurz of Kesselstadt, bearing pseudo Hanau markings to its bowl. The finial is surmounted by a very impressively large galleon measuring 7cm by 5.5cm.