Sterling Silver, Solid Silver

A large quantity of mainly Georgian sterling silver salt spoons, most are London hallmarked. Most have monograms, some don’t. Includes a Chester 1837 example by John Sutter and a heavy gauge thread shell Mary Chawner example (bowl dents).

here are 2 older Chinese spoons with characters to handles, the 'triple' one is by 'HPK' (no further markings), the one character example is by 'KMS' with a further Chinese makers mark. Both have gilt washed bowls.

A 30g sterling silver napkin ring fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1934, engraved 'RNCD 1935 800 Yds Relay' and a beautiful but unmarked antique 24g napkin ring monogrammed with a single initial 'H' (sold as white metal).

Here are 2 silver spoon brooches sold together, the larger one is sterling silver standard with makers mark of 'BRIA', the other is marked 835 standard, probably German.

A group of 3 sterling silver souvenir spoons from Mexico, 2 having carved jade handles.

A group of 7 spoons, 6 hallmarked English sterling silver & a David-Andersen Norwegian example c. 1920, all have guilloche enamel etc. English makers include Barker Ellis, H.Clifford-Davies, Turner & Simpson etc.

A sterling silver picture bowl spoon of the Independence Hall with further detail to handle include the Liberty Bell. Made by Alvin.

A good spoon from the 1893 Columbian exposition, Mayflower depicted to bowl.

A good souvenir spoon from Brussels, early c.20th, with picture bowl. German made, 800 standard silver.

A good looking late c.19th 800 standard spoon from Italy with gilt washed shell form bowl.

A good looking large bowl caddy spoon with repousse decoration of a gentlemen in top hat etc. Cherub to handle. Bears import marks fro London 1900, importer John George Smith. Original markings are 930 standard and maker of CoI.

An early Dutch souvenir spoon, unusually made in Germany.

A nice older souvenir spoon from Canada, probably late c.19th, the terminal nicely topped with a beaver and with 'Montreal' to interior of bowl.

A good looking early c.20th souvenir spoon from Munchen, 800 standard silver.

A silver needle, 6 inches long with a blunt tip for threading a ribbon. It will take a ribbon of up to 1/2 inch width.

A good silver napkin ring with unusual markings and '80' marking - probably Pacific Rim origin. No monograms.

A good souvenir spoon from Austria in 900 standard silver with good enamel picture badge to handle. Early c.20th Austrian made.

A very nice early souvenir spoon from Vienna with picture bowl to rear side and 'Wien' lettering to bowl interior. Small monogram 'E' to rear of handle. 800 standard, German made. Bears Austrian import mark to inside of bowl rim for Vienna, used 1872-1901.

A lovely deep cut class bottle with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for London 1930.

A larger sized vase by Walker & Hall, made during WW2. Very deco shape! Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1940. Weighted base but at least half the weight is silver as its 'balance point' when held horizontally is at the narrow part of stem. So at least 134g of silver here. Comes with a glass flute too.