spoons for sale

To help you find a particular item we have provided an index, broken down into the most requested categories.

If you are unable to find a particular item please contact us. We have a huge range of stock that is not illustrated on our web-site.

Apostle Spoons	Grape scissors	Stilton scoops
Asparagus tongs	Hester Bateman (& family)	Stuffing Spoons (basting/gravy/serving spoons)
Basting spoons (stuffing/gravy/serving)	Irish Silver	Sugar Nips and Tongs
Birmingham marked items	Marrow scoops/spoons	Sugar & Spice Sifter Spoons and Shovels
Butter knives/spades	Medicine spoons	Table Spoons - Colonial & Foreign
Caddy Spoons	Miscellaneous spoons (inc. stilton scoops, grape scissors, snuff spoons...)	Table Spoons - English Provincial
Candlesnuffers	Mote spoons	Table Spoons - Irish
Canteens	Moustache spoons	Table Spoons - London (1700-1870)
Channel Islands Silver	Mustard Spoons	Table Spoons - Scottish
Chester marked items	Newcastle marked items	Teaspoons - Colonial & Foreign
Colonial Silver	Runcible Spoons	Teaspoons - English provincial
Dessert Spoons	Salt Spoons & Shovels	Teaspoons - Irish
Dog nose spoons	Sauce Ladles	Teaspoons - London
Early Spoons (Pre 1720)	Scottish items	Teaspoons - Scottish
Egg spoons	Seal Top Spoons	Tea Strainers & Infusers
English Provincial	Large Serving Items - all patterns Old English Fiddle King's Rattail	Trefid spoons
Exeter marked items	Sheffield marked items	York marked items
Foreign Silver	Skewers	20th Century Spoons (inc Arts & Crafts, Art Deco & Art Nouveau)
Forks	Snuff spoons	Hanoverian Rattail Serving Items
Fruit Knives	Soup ladles	Fiddle Pattern Serving Items

Recent additions to spoons/flatware stock that are either particularly interesting, unusual or rare:

Recent additions to collectables stock that are either particularly interesting, unusual or rare:

In early May 2010, the BBC borrowed 11 items of silver from us for use in their upcoming BBC2 TV programme "Antiques Masters". This new show has similarities with "Mastermind" in it's format, but has the subject of antiques at it's heart. One of the specialist subject rounds involves the handling of five pieces and the identification of the oldest, the most valuable and an odd one out.

We were asked to supply ten items relating to Victorian silver. Five would be used in the first round and a further five were required should the contestant reach the semi-final stage. We grouped our items in to five silver boxes and five items of silver flatware. Another specialist subject, was tea caddies and we therefore supplied our beautiful Georgian bright-cut engraved example for their use.

Unfortunately, the BBC have not told us yet which items were used or how the "Victorian silver" contestant fared. The show is due to be aired on a Monday evening prime time slot during the summer. The additional provenance of five minutes of TV fame, adds an extra air of interest for the items and will provide a further talking point for your collection.

We have now received the items back in stock, all but two are illustrated on our web-site at the following links:-.

Update: The programme aired on August 9th included the items marked below with an asterisk.

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