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15 A GEORGE II HANOVERIAN PATTERN SILVER SERVING SPOON,London 1756, mark of Ebenezer Coker, crested to the reverse of
the handle terminal (c.4ozs). 28cm high
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€400.00 - €600.00
16 A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLE SPOONS,London 1762, mark of Robert Swanson, with crested handle ter-
minals to the reverse (c.7ozs); together with
A GEORGE I DOG NOSE AND RAT-TAIL PATTERN TABLE
SPOON, London 1715, no makers mark;
and another dog nose and rat-tail table spoon, unmarked (c.10ozs)
(6)
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€300.00 - €500.00
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20 A SET OF ELEVEN VICTORIAN HANOVERIAN PATTERN DESSERT FORKS,Sheffield 1897, mark of Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin
& Ebenezer Hall), retailed by West & Son, each crested to the
reverse of the handle terminals with the Hutton family crest
(c.16ozs)
€250.00 - €450.00
11 AN IRISH PROVINCIAL TAPERING HANDLED TABLE SPOON,mark of Gibson of Cork, makers mark only, the handle terminal
crested (c.2ozs). 23.5cm long
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€150.00 - €250.00
12 A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN BRIGHT CUT ENGRAVED TABLE SPOON,London 1776, mark of Hester Bateman, with bright cut borders
and handle terminals engraved with initials;
together with a George III bright cut berry spoon, London, no
date letter, mark of R.P, with gilt embossed bowl (c.10ozs in all)
(5)
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€150.00 - €250.00
13 A SET OF FOUR IRISH PROVINCIAL DESSERT SPOONS,mark of Carden Terry and Jane Williams of Cork and struck
“STERLING”, with handle terminal engraved with crest. 17.3cm;
together with a Provincial bright cut engraved sugar nips, mark
of John Warner (fl.1775-1810) of Cork, also struck “STERLING”.
15cm long (c.5ozs in all)
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€100.00 - €200.00
14 A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS GEORGIAN FLATWARE,comprising:
an Irish bright cut engraved silver tapering handle table spoon,
Dublin (no date letter), twice struck with mark of Jonas Osborne
(fl.1784-1809); another similar example with rubbed marks;
and a fiddle pattern sugar nips, Dublin marks, mark of Richard
Whitford (fl.1802-24);
together with two similar George III fiddle pattern butter knives,
London marks;
and a George III silver fish slice, London marks, the shaped blade
with bright cut and pierced salmon (c.11ozs in all) (6)
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€150.00 - €250.00