Dining Cutlery / Spoons

A lovely looking jam spoon with aesthetic movement 'twig' handle and textured handle and bright cut branching twig work to the bowl .

A gorgeous looking ice cream spoon with fretwork heart spate to the handle and bright cut work to the bowl. Made by John Sherwood & Sons of Sheffield c. 1900

A gorgeous set of coffee spoons by Bernard Instone, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1932. Each has a different colour semi-precious stone set to handle.

A lovely Spiral carved mother of pearl handled ice cream spoon with bright cut silver plated upper.

A nice cased set of 6 coffee spoons by Frank Cobb & Co of Sheffield bearing a design registration number for 1938 (Rd No 827122).

A nice set of 6 silver plated grapefruit spoons. Sheffield made.

A good vintage part set of 4 soup spoons in Dubarry pattern, Sheffield made.

A set of 6 c. 1960's Dubarry pattern dessert spoons by Walker & Hall.

A vintage set of 8 silver plated coffee spoons in Dubarry, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield.

A gorgeous looking set of 6 dessert spoons with high aesthetic movement handles and storks and florals repousse work to bowl, bearing design registration marks for 1880, together with a larger serving spoon again with the stork and floral work to bowl but with a plain Old English pattern handle, made by Levesley Bros of Sheffield.

A silver plated fiddle thread shell pattern sugar shovel by the Army Navy Co-Operative Society of London. No monograms.

An interesting piece which is almost certainly by Georg Roth & Co of Hanau but bearing more standard German marks.

A good looking spoon with gently planished surface. Assayed in 1931, Engraved name and date to rear.

A vintage pair of tablespoons in Kings, Sheffield made.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Angelo pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Lexington pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Roman pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

A good spoon designed by Heinz Decker..

A very unusual spoon with a raised rams head to handle, curving handle and a dessert spoon sized spoon, possibly for bouillon.

A jam spoon with gnarled effect mother of pearl handle and silver plated upper with chasing. Made by Frank Cobb of Sheffield.