NEWCASTLE: A very rare William & Mary Pre Assay Office Trefid Spoon made in Newcastle circa 1690 by Eli Bilton I
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A George III Bright Cut Celtic Point Tablespoon made in Dublin in 1788 by John Pittar.
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A pair of William & Mary silver gilt Trefid Sweetmeat Forks made, most probably in London, circa 1690 and marked with the maker\'s mark of TT for Thomas Tysoe
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A rare late Seventeenth century two prong fork made most probabaly in Germany, circa 1690
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A fine pair of George III Tablespoons (one showing) made in London in 1778 by Hester Bateman
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CHARLES II. A Charles II Lace back Trefid Spoon made in London circa 1677-78 by Adam King
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WILLIAM & MARY. A silver gilt scratch engraved Trefid Teaspoon. Made presumably in London circa 1690
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DUBLIN. An early George III Hanoverian Pattern Tablespoon made in Dublin in 1769 by Joseph Cullen.
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CORK. A George III bright-cut Celtic Point Tablespoon made in Cork circa 1795 by James Warner.
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CORK. A George III Old English Pattern Tablespoon made in Cork circa 1800 by Joseph Gibson.
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EDINBURGH. A fine pair of George III Hanoverian Pattern Tablespoons made in Edinburgh in 1773 by William Davie. One showing.
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ROSE PATTERN - A Georgian shell bowl Rose Pattern serving Spoon made in London in 1830 by William Eaton
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PAUL STORR. A rare George III Fiddle & Thread Pattern Runcible Spoon. Made in London in 1819 by Paul Storr.
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GLASGOW - ROBERT GRAY & SONS. A William IV private die Fiddle & Thread Pattern Dessert Spoon. Displaying the Crest of the Bartholomew family of Glasgow. Made in Glasgow in 1833 by Robert Gray & Sons.
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ABERDEEN. A George III feather edge Tablespoon made in Aberdeen circa 1775 by John Leslie
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DUBLIN. A George III bright-cut Celtic Point Stuffing Spoon made in Dublin in 1787 by John Pittar.
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PERTH. A George III Ore Pattern Tablespoon made in Perth circa 1800 by William Ritchie.
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EXETER. A pair of George III Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons made in Exeter in 1809 by Joseph Goss. One Showing.
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GLASGOW - ROBERT GRAY. A Georgian Scottish King’s Pattern Stuffing Spoon. Made in Glasgow in 1834 by Robert Gray & Son
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DUBLIN. A George II Irish Hanoverian Tablespoon. Made in Dublin in 1751 by William Walsh.
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