A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER UTENSILS AND TABLE ARTICLES,
Lot 53 Property from the Speed Art Museum, sold to benefit the acquisitions fund

A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER UTENSILS AND TABLE ARTICLES,

VARIOUSLY MARKED, LATE 17TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY,

Closed8 December 2011

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USD 875

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A GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER UTENSILS AND TABLE ARTICLES,
VARIOUSLY MARKED, LATE 17TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY,
the William & Mary wares comprising a table spoon, London, 1690; the Georgian wares comprising a pap boat, Alexander Johnston, London, 1761; a caster and cover with blue glass liner, London, 1784; a small punch ladle with baleen handle, London, 1799; a punch ladle with baleen handle, London, 1808; a marrow spoon, London, 1816; a pair of tablespoons, indistinctly marked; a cheese scoop with ivory handle, London, 1829; and a condiment spoon, London, 1835; together with a group of English tablewares, indistinctly marked, comprising a pair of hinged sugar nips, three pairs of sugar nips, four coffee spoons, a tea caddy spoon; and a German enameled souvenir spoon, marked '.800'
The larger baleen ladle 13¼in. (33.7cm.) long, 20oz. approximate weighable silver (22)