George III Silver Soup Ladle with Engraved Monogram
George III sterling silver soup ladle, Old English pattern with engraved monogram, London, date letter worn, maker John Lambe, approx 142 grams
George III Silver Tankard with Inscription and Floral Embossing
George III sterling silver tankard, embossed floral decoration and cartouche with engraved inscription dated 1845 relating to a Mr John porter of Somersetshire on becoming a farm tenant at Calcott Manor farm and on his own planted 108 fruit trees, London 1
George III silver ladle, London 1774, John Lambe maker
George III sterling silver ladle, hallmarked London, 1774, I.L (John Lambe), with tapering handle and oval bowl, total weight 161gm, length 13.39 in.
Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle & Sugar Tongs
Georgian sterling silver sauce ladle & sugar tongs the sauce ladle Edinburgh 1807, 6.30 in. long, 13.39 in. long the tongs London 1796 John Lambe, 32 grams
Georgian Silver Cake Basket, London 1769
George III sterling silver cake basket mark of John Lambe (probably), London, 1769 of oval shape with swing handle, sides pierced with foliage and latticework, further embellished with chased flowers, hallmarked
Georgian Sterling Silver Tablespoons, Hallmarked 1765-1803
Three Georgian hallmarked sterling silver tablespoons. London 1803, maker 'Thomas Dick,' monogrammed. Loss & dents to bowl; London 1785, maker 'John Lambe,' (repair to bowl); & Exeter (rubbed mark) 1765, maker's mark 'W W' W177g (total)
George III silver sauce ladles, London 1782
Three George III silver sauce ladles, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe (marks rubbed), length 6.30 in., 135gm.
George III Silver Dessert Spoons with Crested Eagle
9 George III silver dessert spoons, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe. Some AF, length 6.69 in., 274gm
12 George III Silver Tablespoons, London 1782
12 George III silver tablespoons, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe, length 8.46 in., 662gm
George III Silver Pie Spoons, London 1782
A pair of George III silver pie spoons, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe, length 11.02 in., 175gm
Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop with Eagle Crest, 1782
A George III silver double ended marrow scoop, bead edge, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. London 1782 by John Lambe, length 8.66 in., 50gm
Georgian Silver Soup Ladle with Crested Eagle
A George III silver soup ladle, bead edge, circular bowl, crested: from a ducal coronet an eagle in her piety. Small split to bowl rim. London 1781 by John Lambe, length 12.80 in., 170gm.
Assorted Silver Teaspoons Collection
A collection of silver pieces Including: six brightcut silver teaspoons, 1808 by Peter, Ann and William Bateman. Six fiddle and shell silver teaspoons, Sheffield, 1899 by mark Willis. Six brightcut silver teaspoons, London, 1784 by John Lambe, with a pair
Georgian Sterling Silver Spoon, 1788 London, John Lambe Maker
A Georgian sterling silver spoon, 1788 London, with maker's marks for John Lambe, the Old English patterned spoon, bright cut to the stem with a floral motif and an unmarked cartouche; hallmarked to underside of terminal. Silver weight 60gr
George III Silver Sauce Ladle, London 1775, John Lambe Maker
George III sterling silver sauce ladle hallmarked London 1775, maker John Lambe, 7.36 in. long, 43 grams approx
Georgian Sterling Silver Spoon Set, London 1773
Three Georgian sterling silver spoons, circa 1773 London, with maker's marks for possibly Francis Crump, a pair of Old English pattern soup spoons; hallmarked to stem but partly rubbed, and late 18th century London, with maker's mark for John Lambe, a serv
George III Silver Ladle with Shell Bowl, London 1779
A George III sterling silver ladle, I.L possibly John Lambe, London 1779 with shell moulded bowl 150 grms 12.80 in. long
Hester Bateman & John Lambe Soup Spoons (1785-1788)
A George silver soup spoon maker Hester Bateman London 1785, Hanoverian pattern together with another Hanoverian pattern soup spoon possibly John Lambe London 1788. 96gm