#5714 -

An elegant Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Old English pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl. This handsome antique silver serving spoon was made by John Whiting of London in 1833. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 128g (4.1 troy ounces).

£245

#5879 -

A handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Old English pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl. This elegant silver serving spoon was made by George Ferris of Exeter in 1813. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30 cms (11.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 82g (2.6 troy ounces).

£275

#5764 -

A handsome Antique Sterling Silver stuffing spoon in the double-struck Fiddle, Thread, and Shell patKings pattern. This beautiful antique silver stuffing or basting spoon was made by Francis Higgins of London in 1912. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 209g (6.7 troy ounces).

£375

#5765 -

A handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver stuffing spoon in the double-struck Old English and Thread pattern. This elegant antique silver spoon was made by George Adams of London in 1848. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 150g (4.8 troy ounces).

£395

#l0698 -

A handsome Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. This elegant antique silver spoon was made by Charles Boyton I of London in 1837. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30 cms (11.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 96g (3 troy ounces).

£245

#5762 -

A handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. This elegant antique silver serving spoon was made by Charles Boyton I of London in 1884. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 31 cms (12.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 142g (4.6 troy ounces).

£265

#4984 -

An Antique Georgian sterling silver Scottish Fiddle pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl. Made in Edinburgh in 1812. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 31 cms (12.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 122g (4 troy ounces). Please note that this item is crested with Touch Not the Cat but a Glove for either the Mackpherson or Mackintosh clan.

£275

#5189 -

An Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Old English pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl. Made by George Smith III & William Fearn of London in 1787. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30 cms (11.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 120g (3.9 troy ounces). Please note that this item is crested.

£275

#5761 -

A handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. This elegant antique silver serving spoon was made by the best Victorian flatware maker George Adams of London in 1884. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 130g (4.2 troy ounces).

£285

#5760 -

A handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle pattern stuffing spoon, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. This elegant antique silver serving spoon was made by the best Victorian flatware maker George Adams of London in 1854. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 122g (3.9 troy ounces).

£295

#b2577 -

An Antique Georgian Sterling Silver heavy stuffing spoon in the Fiddle pattern, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. Made by Clement Cheese of London in 1828. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 30.5 cms (12 inches), and it weighs approx. 152g (4.9 troy ounces).

£295

#j9606 -

A heavy Sterling Silver stuffing spoon in the double-struck Kings pattern, having a fancy handle with hand-chased shell, scroll, and reeded decoration, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above, and shell on reverse. Made in London in 1978. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver stuffing spoon are length 31 cms (12.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 253g (8.2 troy ounces).

£295

#b4504 -

An Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver heavy stuffing spoon in the Old English pattern, having a very plain handle with pip on reverse, and a plain oval bowl. Made by Jackson and Fullerton of London in 1907. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver stuffing spoon are length 31 cms (12.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 156g (5 troy ounces).

£345

#j3389 -

An Antique Georgian sterling silver stuffing spoon in the double-struck Kings pattern, having a fancy handle with hand-chased shell, scroll, and reeded decoration, and a plain oval bowl with shoulders above. Made by William Eley & William Fearn of London in 1823. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver stuffing spoon are length 31 cms (12.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 200g (6.5 troy ounces).

£345

#l2304 -

A very handsome pair of Antique Georgian Sterling Silver stuffing or serving spoons in the Fiddle pattern, having very plain handles with shoulders and pips on reverse, and plain oval bowls. Made by John Hawkins of London in 1831. The dimensions of this fine hand-made pair of antique silver serving or stuffing spoons are length 29 cms (11.5 inches), and they have a total weight of approx. 220g (7 troy ounces).

£525

#4887 -

Antique late Georgian sterling silver pair of stuffing or basting spoons, in the Fiddle pattern, having plain oval pointed bowls, and plain long handles with pips on the reverse. Made by William Eley of London in 1830. The length of these fine hand-made silver basting / stuffing spoons is 30.5 cms (12 inches), and the total weight is approx. 224g (7.2 troy ounces).

£545

#d5123 -

A very handsome pair of Antique Georgian Sterling Silver stuffing or serving spoons in the Old English pattern, having very plain handles with pips on reverse, and plain oval bowls. Made by Eley, Fearn, and Chawner of London in 1811. The dimensions of this fine hand-made pair of antique silver serving or stuffing spoons are length 26.5 cms (10.5 inches), and they have a total weight of approx. 195g (6.3 troy ounces).

£575

#2357 -

Antique Georgian, sterling silver Feather-edge pattern stuffing spoon, made by Hester Bateman of London in 1780. Length 28 cms.

£595

#3272 -

Antique Georgian sterling silver pair of Old Englaish pattern stuffing spoons made by James Beebe of London in 1814. Length 30 cms, approx. weight 6 troy ounces.

£595

#4563 -

Antique Georgian sterling silver pair of stuffing or basting spoons, in the Old English pattern, having plain oval pointed bowls, and plain long handles with pips on the reverse. Made by Thomas Wallis II of London in 1791. The length of these fine hand-made silver basting / stuffing spoons is 31 cms (12.25 inches), and the total weight is approx. 203g (6.5 troy ounces). Please note that both spoons are crested.

£685