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17 THREE SILVER SAUCE BOATS,modern Birmingham marks, each of plain pap form, applied ‘s’
scroll handles, raised on reeded oval
pedestal feet (c.5ozs). (3)
€ 150 - 200
18 A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER HANOVERIAN PATTERN ‘BERRY’ SPOONS,London 1760, mark of “WJ” and London 1755, makers mark
rubbed, each with embossed bowls and chased handles
(c.3.5ozs in all). 20cm long
€ 80 - 120
19 A PAIR OF IRISH QUEEN ANNE HANOVERIAN AND RAT-TAIL PATTERN SILVER TABLESPOONS,
Dublin 1706, probably with mark of David King (marks
rubbed), of plain decoration, the reverse of the
handles crested. 19cm long;
together with a pair of Irish George III Hanoverian pattern
table spoons, Dublin 1774, mark of John Craig, crested to the
reverse fo the handle terminals. 21cm long (c.8.5ozs in all) (4)
Provenance: from a private collection, accumulated in the
1970’s
€ 400 - 600
20 A GEORGE III SILVER LEAF FORM CADDYSPOON,
Birmingham 1800, mark of Cocks & Bettridge. 6.5cm long;
together with a Victorian embossed caddy spoon, Birmingham
1890, mark of George Unite, with embossed foliate bowl with
loop handle. 7.5cm long (2)
€ 150 - 250
21 A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS,London marks, retailed by “WATERHOUSE”, each with handle
terminal crested and initialed (c.6ozs)
€ 80 - 120
22 AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SHOVEL FORM CADDY SPOON,Dublin 1817, mark of Thomas Townsend, retailed by LAW;
Together with a George IV fiddle and shell pattern shovel form
caddy spoon, Newcastle 1825;
a Victorian fiddle pattern shovel form caddy spoon, Birming-
ham 1855, mark of George Unite;
and a George II shovel caddy spoon, London marks rubbed (4)
€ 200 - 400
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