Dining Cutlery / Spoons

A pretty set of 12 early c.20th coffee spoons with a nice reed & ribbon pattern to handles with ornate handle ends - maker and pattern unidentified but makers marks are R.I.S. Sa. With an additional 'i/o' mark similar to how WMF used it.

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 part set of 3 c.19th silver plated dessert spoons in fiddle pattern, made by Joseph Gilbert of Sun Works, Sheffield. No monograms.

A harlequin group of 4 tablespoons including 1 pair. All in fiddle pattern, various makers.

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

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Mappin & Webb in plain design with no pips or rattails etc.

A set of 6 soup spoons by Mappin & Webb in plain design with no pips or rattails etc.

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 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.

A pair of large dessert spoons, possibly continental tablespoons bearing Austro-Hungarian 800 standard markings, one made by 'HE' the other by 'TD'. One is a monogrammed with a single initial 'F', the other with no monogram.

A beautiful spoon, c. 1900 or a little earlier we think, just marked '830S' but almost certainly Norwegian.

A vintage cased set of 12 pudding spoons and 2 matching larger serving spoons in Firth Staybrite steel.

An unusual pair of serving spoons in Windsor pattern with exceptionally large bowls (9cm long by 5.7cm wide). Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1942, maker E I & A I. In original Prestons of Bolton fitted case. Pictured next to a standard tablespoon for size comparison purposes.

A 'demitasse' sized spoon by James Coull Ltd made very much in the style of Iona silversmithing. Fully hallmarked for Edinburgh 1967.

An early c.20th sterling marked spoon with an apostle style 'Chinaman' figural handle and bamboo style stem.

A good Chinese character spoon, maker LC.

A vintage set of 12 teaspoons in the Hampton Court (aka Coronation) pattern by Community.

A vintage set of 6 teaspoons in the Hampton Court (aka Coronation) pattern by Community.

A scarce vintage Iced tea or Sundae spoon by Community in their Hampton Court pattern. In original card box,