Dining Cutlery / Spoons

A lovely looking set of 4 grapefruit spoons by Pinder Bros of Sheffield, bearing a registration number 748215 corresponding with design in 1929.

A vintage caddy spoon by Cooper Bros of Sheffield, bearing design registration number 633136 corresponding with design in 1914.

A lovely early c.20th spork with prongs to one side of its bowl. Old English pattern. Made by Atkin Bros of Sheffield and bearing 'Down Patent' markings.

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 part set of 11 teaspoons in Old English Bead, made by Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams) of Bristol and fully hallmarked for Exeter 1870. Monogrammed 'AMC'.

A pair of table spoons in Gadroon pattern, Sheffield made by Butler.

A suite of 3 dessert spoons in Gadroon pattern, Sheffield made. 2 by Butler, one generic.

A set of 4 soup spoons in Gadroon pattern, Sheffield made.

A part set of 5 soup spoons in Gadroon pattern, Sheffield made.

A set of 6 early c.20th soup spoons in Grecian pattern, branded 'Watts Plate A1'.

A pair of larger sized Swiss dessert spoons (pretty much the size of a UK tablespoon) just bearing marks for H. Hess (presumed retailer of the spoon). No monograms. Untested, so sold as white metal but they are silver.

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 pair of larger sized Swiss dessert spoons (pretty much the size of a UK tablespoon) bearing marks for Helbling & a makers mark of 'H' stamped twice (Geneva .833 standard followed this convention early c.19th). They are monogrammed to rear of handle with what appears to be 'JH and 'ED'. Sold as white metal.

A set of 6 sterling silver teaspoons by John Round & Sons, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1896. Monogrammed with a single initial 'F'.

A set of 4 vintage dessert spoons in Grecian pattern, monogrammed with a single initial 'F'.

A set of 4 tablespoons in Jesmond pattern. Made by Joseph Elliot & Sons of Sheffield.

An early c.20th part set of 4 coffee spoons in Kings pattern.

A set of 4 grapefruit spoons in Kings pattern, early c.20th.