A CHARLES I SILVER COMBINATION FORK AND SPOON, A GEORGE I SILVER SALVER AND A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT
THE FIRST MARK OF STEPHEN VENABLES, LONDON, CIRCA 1645, ALTERED PIECE; THE SECOND MARK OF BERNARD FLETCHER, LONDON, 1725; THE THIRD MARK OF THOMAS ELLIS, LONDON, 1775
The spoon with modified fig-shape bowl, the handle of rectangular hexagonal shape terminating in two-tined fork, marked three times with maker's mark only; the salver of octagonal-form, with molded edge, four bracket shaped feet, engraved to field with arms in a shaped cartouche, marked on body; the sauceboat of oval-form with undulating beaded lip and leaf capped scroll handle, marked on base
The largest 12 ½ in. (31.8 cm.) long; 29 oz. approximately
A CHARLES I SILVER COMBINATION FORK AND SPOON, A GEORGE I SILVER SALVER AND A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT
THE FIRST MARK OF STEPHEN VENABLES, LONDON, CIRCA 1645, ALTERED PIECE; THE SECOND MARK OF BERNARD FLETCHER, LONDON, 1725; THE THIRD MARK OF THOMAS ELLIS, LONDON, 1775
The spoon with modified fig-shape bowl, the handle of rectangular hexagonal shape terminating in two-tined fork, marked three times with maker's mark only; the salver of octagonal-form, with molded edge, four bracket shaped feet, engraved to field with arms in a shaped cartouche, marked on body; the sauceboat of oval-form with undulating beaded lip and leaf capped scroll handle, marked on base
The largest 12 ½ in. (31.8 cm.) long; 29 oz. approximately
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