Dining Cutlery / Spoons

Here are 2 good looking servers - a berry bowl example with a nicely shaped handle and a particularly nice large apostle spoon with exaggerated crimp work to bowl and bright cut finishing to the handle.

Here are 3 nice spoons all with Masonic interest, including a boxed pair of larger teaspoons by Elkington with 1955 below the square & compass and a Walker & Hall grapefruit spoon.

A good antique Chinese export silver spoon by Wing Nam & Co c. 1900. Will be c. 900 standard. Gilt wash to bowl interior.

A gorgeous looking deco period cased set of 6 grapefruit spoons with elongated bowls.

A set of 6 early c.20th Chinese 'good luck' spoons, handmade and having applied mother of pearl panels set with gold coloured character. In mock-croc case.

A cased set of 6 pudding spoons and larger serving spoon

A set of 6 dessert spoons by Community in their South Seas pattern.

A great set of 6 silver plated soup spoons in Old English, made by Cooper Bros of Sheffield and in their original 'Don' box (Cooper Bros owned the 'Don' works factory).

A vintage set of 8 dessert spoons, Sheffield made.

A vintage set of 8 soup spoons, Sheffield made.

A vintage set of 11 small demitasse coffee spoons in Hanoverian (without rattail), made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 5 teaspoons in Rattail, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 6 dessert spoons in Rattail, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 4 tablespoons in Rattail, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 6 dessert spoons in Rattail, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage set of 6 teaspoons in Rattail, made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A vintage cased set of 6 grapefruit spoons in Old English made by Kemp Bros of Bristol.

A vintage set of 6 teaspoons by Priestley & Moore in their Hamilton pattern, Valiant plate range. Guarantee inside is dated 1963.

A set of 5 coffee spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.

A set of 5 soup spoons by Smith Seymour of Sheffield in their Kenilworth pattern.