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6864
- A GEO.I. HANOVERIAN RAT-TAIL SPOON - THE STEM END
INSCRIBED: 'P I M' - OF GOOD GAUGE & WELL MARKED FOR: 'JOHN
MILLINGTON' - LONDON 1722. 20cm 62gms
6865
- A GEO.I. HANOVERIAN RAT-TAIL SPOON - THE STEM END
INSCRIBED: 'P I M ' - OF GOOD GAUGE & WELL MARKED FOR:
'HENRY CLARKE' - LONDON 1722. 20cm
64gms
5927 - A GEO.I. - CRESTED
HANOVERIAN RAT-TAIL SPOON - OF GOOD GAUGE - THE MARKS 'SQUASHED'
BUT ALL READABLE FOR: 'WILLIAM SOAME' - LONDON 1724. 20cm
56gms
6539
- A GEO.I. HANOVERIAN RAT-TAIL TABLE SPOON OF GOOD
GAUGE - THE BROAD RIBBED STEM INSCRIBED: 'W*I' AND A
LATER ''ET' - BY: 'HUGH ARNETT & EDWARD POCOCK'
- LONDON 1725. 21cm 66gms
6856
- AN INTERSTING EARLY GEO.II. HANOVERIAN SPOON -
VARIOUS OWNERSHIP MARKINGS & THE BOWL ENGRAVED: 'GEORGE &
VULTURE CORNHILL' - BY: 'CALEB HILL' -
LONDON 1733. 19.5cm 56gms
THE "GEORGE & VULTURE" WAS REBUILT
AFTER THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON IN 1666 - PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE GEORGE
INN AND LIKELY TO HAVE IT'S ORIGINS IN THE 12TH CENTURY - FREQUENTED BY
CHARLES DICKENS, IT IS MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES IN "THE PICKWICK
PAPERS"
6736
- A GEO.II. HANOVERIAN TABLE SPOON OF GOOD GAUGE -
NICELY INSCRIBED TO THE STEM: 'M.MOORE JUNE 9 1752' -
BY: 'ELIZABETH OLDIELD' - LONDON 1752.
20.5cm 56gms
(THE SPOON IN V.GOOD CONDITION BUT WITH NOW SOFT
SCROLL BACK DETAIL REMAINING)
6800
- A GEO.II. HANOVERIAN TABLE SPOON WITH DBL DROP HEEL -
FOR THE UNCOMMON PARTNERSHIP OF: 'THOMAS DEVONSHIRE & WILLIAM
WATKINS' - LONDON 1756. 20cm 52gms
6589
- A SET OF '6' EARLY GEO.III. HANOVERIAN 'FANCY-BACK' TEA SPOONS
- THE SHELL & SCROLL BACKS VERY 'CRISP' - A REPAIR TO
ONE STEM - BY: EDWARD BENNETT - LONDON C1760.
5759 - A 'V.GOOD', EARLY
GEO.III. HANOVERIAN 'SHELL-BACK' SPOON - THE STEM INSCRIBED: 'NT
OVER IM 1765' - (A BETROTHAL SPOON) THE MAKER UNCLEAR - LONDON
1764. 20.7cm
6549 - AN
EARLY GEO.III. 'OLD
ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE' GRAVY SPOON - OF GOOD GAUGE - THE STEM INSCRIBED:
'EJ' - BY: 'THOMAS & WILLIAM CHAWNER' -
LONDON 1770. 28.5cm 100gms
6552 - A
PAIR OF 'V.GOOD' GEO.III. BRIGHT-CUT TABLE SPOONS WITH
STRAP HEELS - THE CARTOUCHE INSCRIBED: 'JO' - BY: 'HESTER BATEMAN' -
VERY WELL MARKED FOR LONDON 1784. 21.5cm 128gms
6734
- AN INTERESTING PAIR OF GEO.III. 'OLD ENGLISH' TABLE SPOONS
WITH LONG STRAP HEELS - PROBABLY BY A PROVINCIAL MAKER FROM APPEARANCE
BUT WITH 'SUPERB' MARKS FOR: 'TL' ? LONDON 1785.
20.5cm 92gms
6588
- A PAIR OF V.GOOD & RARE COLONIAL TABLE SPOONS OF
HEAVY GAUGE - MARKED TO THE STEMS: 'KEY - I.M.- THISTLE'
FOR: 'JOHN MAIR.I. OF CALCUTTA' C1790
22.3cm 142gms
£295
(JOHN MAIR WAS APPRENTICED TO JAMES GORDON OF
ABERDEEN IN 1776 AND WENT TO CALCUTTA WHERE HE ESTABLISHED A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS & ALSO PRODUCED DIES & MEDALS FOR THE EAST INDIA COMPANY)
6957
- A 'RARE & INTERESTING' SCOTTISH/COLONIAL TABLE SPOON
OF V.GOOD GAUGE - THE STEM MARKED: 'GF.TOBAGO' 'POUCH'
& ASSSAYED FOR 'GEORGE FENWICK' EDINBURGH 1812.
20cm 62gms
(GEORGE FENWICK.II. EMIGRATED TO TOBAGO & MARKED
MATERIAL MADE BY HIS FATHER FOR THE NEW LOCATION - HE UNFORTUNATELY DIED
WITHIN A FEW MONTHS OF ARRIVING THERE)
6806
- A PAIR OF 'FINE & SCARCE' WLM.IV. TABLE SPOONS IN A
QUEENS PATTERN VARIANT - OF HEAVY GAUGE & WELL MARKED FOR: 'WILLIAM
CHAWNER' - LONDON 1826. 22cm 210gms
6992
- A RARE EARLY VICTORIAN KNIFE & FORK IN 'TRAILING
VINE' PATTERN AND IN PARTICULARLY FINE CONDITION - BOTH WITH
SCRIPT INITIALS: 'HCL' - THE FORK BY: 'HAYNE &
CATER' LONDON 1844 - THE KNIFE BY: 'HENRY
ATKIN' SHEFFIELD 1844 - 22/17cm 120gms
PC170 - A CHARMING SET OF
'6' VICTORIAN PROVINCIAL TEA SPOONS WITH VERY NICELY 'BRIGHT-CUT'
DECORATION - WELL MARKED FOR: 'CHRISTIAN J. REID' - NEWCASTLE
1881. 13cm
6999-
A QUEEN ANNE RAT-TAIL MOTE SPOON - THE OVOID
BOWL SIMPLY PIERCED AND WITH A PLAIN STRAIGHT WIRE STEM -
UNMARKED - POSSIBLY PROVINCIAL C1710. 14.8cm
7000
- A GEO.I. RAT-TAIL MOTE SPOON - THE BOWL
PIERCED WITH SCROLLS - MARKED TO THE STEM WITH A LION PASSANT
AND UNCLEAR MAKERS MARK - LONDON C1720. 14cm
7001
- A GEO.I. RAT-TAIL MOTE SPOON - THE BOWL
PIERCED WITH SCROLLS AND INITIALED 'AP' -
MARKED TO THE STEM FOR: 'EDWARD JENNINGS' -
LONDON C1720. 14cm
6833
- A 'FINE & SCARCE' EARLY GEO.II. MOTE SPOON -
THE BOWL VERY WELL PIERCED & ENGRAVED - THE HEEL INSCRIBED: 'H
OVER I*S' - BY: 'CALEB HILL' -
LONDON C1730.
6807
- A GEO.II./III. MOTE SPOON WITH DBL DROP HEEL
- MARKED TWICE TO THE STEM FOR THE UNCOMMON PARTNERSHIP OF: 'THOMAS
DEVONSHIRE & WILLIAM WATKINS' - LONDON C1760.
13.5cm
JCK33
- 'DUTY DRAWBACK' AN 'EXTREMELY RARE' SET OF SIX VERY GOOD
GEO.III. DESSERT KNIVES WITH REEDED HANDLES AND REPLACEMENT S/STEEL
BLADES - VERY WELL MARKED FOR: 'MOSES BRENT' & INCUSE DUTY
MARKS FOR 1784/5 - ALL WITH A WELL STRUCK 'DUTY DRAWBACK MARK'
LONDON 1784/5
K030 - A 'FINE' SET OF 'NINE' - GEO.III. TABLE
KNIVES - THE REEDED HANDLES WITH CONTEMPORARY
DUCAL CRESTS - BY: 'MOSES BRENT' - LONDON
1803 - FITTED WITH REPLACEMENT S/STEEL BLADES 28cm
K040 - A 'FINE' SET OF 'SIX' - EARLY VICTORIAN TABLE
KNIVES - THE 'FEATHERED' OCTAGONAL HANDLES
WITH CONTEMPORARY 'NAVAL' CRESTS - BY: 'FRANCIS
HIGGINS' - LONDON 1862 - FITTED WITH
REPLACEMENT S/STEEL BLADES 28cm
K020 - A MATCHED SET OF SIX (4+2) EARLY 18TH CENTURY
PISTOL HANDLED TABLE KNIVES - THE LOADED OCTAGONAL
HAFTS WITH CONTEMPORARY DUCAL CRESTS & FITTED WITH
REPLACEMENT S/STEEL BLADES. 24cm
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