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A COLLECTION OF FOUR HANOVERIAN
PATTERN SILVER SPOONS:
A SCOTTISH GEORGE II HANOVERIAN PATTERN SILVER SPOON, Edin-
burgh 1757, assay master mark of Hugh Gordon (rubbed), makers mark “E.O”
(unidentifiable), the reverse of the handle terminal engraved with initials. 21cm
long;
A GEORGE II PLAIN HANOVERIAN PATTERN SILVER SPOON, London 1743,
mark of Thomas Jackson, the reverse of the up-turned tapering handle engraved
with initials “A” over “T.M” (c.1.5ozs). 19.5cm long;
A GEORGE II HANOVERIAN PATTERN SPOON, London 1759, makers mark
rubbed, crested to the reverse of the handle;
and another spoon with makers mark (c.6.5ozs) (4)
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector, collected during the
1980’s
€250 - 350
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A GEORGE II SILVER HANOVERIAN PATTERN HASH SPOON,
London 1736, mark of “P.R”, possibly that of Philip Roker II, with plain egg-shaped
bowl, up-turned tapering handle, crested to the reverse (c.8ozs). 38cm long
Note: hash spoons are very large basting spoons. They were used for serving hash
of potatoes and meat in the 18th and 19th centuries
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector, collected during the
1980’s
€600 - 1000
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A NEAR PAIR OF EARLY GEORGE III SILVER HANOVERIAN
PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,
London 1761, mark of “I.T”, possibly that of John Tweedie, each of plain decoration
and tapering up-turned handles, crested to the reverse (c.4.5ozs in all). 20cm long
and 20.5cm long
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector, collected during the
1980’s
€250 - 450
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TWO PLAIN DOG NOSE AND RAT-TAIL WHITE METAL TABLE
SPOONS,
marks rubbed (c.4ozs)
Provenance: from a Private Northern Irish Collector, collected during the
1980’s
€50 - 100
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A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN SILVER TEASPOONS,
London c.1855, with upturned volute terminals and demi lobed bowls (c.11ozs)
€200 - 400
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AN IRISH GEORGE I HANOVERIAN PATTERN AND RATTAIL
SILVER TABLE SPOON,
Dublin 1723, mark of David King (fl.1690-1737) (c.2ozs). 20.5cm long
€200 - 400
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