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拍品 1464
AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF ENGLISH AND IRISH SILVER SERVING ITEMS
18TH/19TH CENTURY, VARIOUS MAKERS
已结束2018年5月11日
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USD 4,750
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AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF ENGLISH AND IRISH SILVER SERVING ITEMS
18TH/19TH CENTURY, VARIOUS MAKERS
Comprising:
A Queen Anne silver dog-nose serving spoon, engraved with crest, London, 1707, maker’s mark indistinct
A pair of George II Irish silver serving spoons, each engraved with crest, mark of Michael Smith, Dublin, 1753
A George II silver tongs
A George III silver sugar tongs with bright-cut engraving, London, 1804, mark of TW conjoined
A George IV Irish silver soup ladle in the fiddle pattern, mark of Thomas Fernell, Dublin, 1827
A pair of William IV Scottish silver berry spoons, mark of Alexander Edmonston, retailed by James Howden & Co., Edinburgh, 1831
A pair of silver teaspoons, mark of GWS
Four English silver salt shovels, variously monogrammed and crested
A three piece silver carving set
24 oz. (755 gr.) weighable silver
18TH/19TH CENTURY, VARIOUS MAKERS
Comprising:
A Queen Anne silver dog-nose serving spoon, engraved with crest, London, 1707, maker’s mark indistinct
A pair of George II Irish silver serving spoons, each engraved with crest, mark of Michael Smith, Dublin, 1753
A George II silver tongs
A George III silver sugar tongs with bright-cut engraving, London, 1804, mark of TW conjoined
A George IV Irish silver soup ladle in the fiddle pattern, mark of Thomas Fernell, Dublin, 1827
A pair of William IV Scottish silver berry spoons, mark of Alexander Edmonston, retailed by James Howden & Co., Edinburgh, 1831
A pair of silver teaspoons, mark of GWS
Four English silver salt shovels, variously monogrammed and crested
A three piece silver carving set
24 oz. (755 gr.) weighable silver
AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF ENGLISH AND IRISH SILVER SERVING ITEMS
18TH/19TH CENTURY, VARIOUS MAKERS
Comprising:
A Queen Anne silver dog-nose serving spoon, engraved with crest, London, 1707, maker’s mark indistinct
A pair of George II Irish silver serving spoons, each engraved with crest, mark of Michael Smith, Dublin, 1753
A George II silver tongs
A George III silver sugar tongs with bright-cut engraving, London, 1804, mark of TW conjoined
A George IV Irish silver soup ladle in the fiddle pattern, mark of Thomas Fernell, Dublin, 1827
A pair of William IV Scottish silver berry spoons, mark of Alexander Edmonston, retailed by James Howden & Co., Edinburgh, 1831
A pair of silver teaspoons, mark of GWS
Four English silver salt shovels, variously monogrammed and crested
A three piece silver carving set
24 oz. (755 gr.) weighable silver
18TH/19TH CENTURY, VARIOUS MAKERS
Comprising:
A Queen Anne silver dog-nose serving spoon, engraved with crest, London, 1707, maker’s mark indistinct
A pair of George II Irish silver serving spoons, each engraved with crest, mark of Michael Smith, Dublin, 1753
A George II silver tongs
A George III silver sugar tongs with bright-cut engraving, London, 1804, mark of TW conjoined
A George IV Irish silver soup ladle in the fiddle pattern, mark of Thomas Fernell, Dublin, 1827
A pair of William IV Scottish silver berry spoons, mark of Alexander Edmonston, retailed by James Howden & Co., Edinburgh, 1831
A pair of silver teaspoons, mark of GWS
Four English silver salt shovels, variously monogrammed and crested
A three piece silver carving set
24 oz. (755 gr.) weighable silver
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