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| 143, 144, 144, 145, 146, 147 | 164, 165, 166, 167, 168 |
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| 143, 144, 144, 145, 146, 147 | 164, 165, 166, 167, 168 |
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| 143. | A George III Irish bright cut and star tablespoon, initialled 'B' over 'F M', by John Power, Dublin, 1799. Marks fully marked, 2.25oz. £100-150. | N/S |
| 144. | A scarce pair of George III basting or serving spoons, with feather edging, a chased rocaille cartouche and formal foliage below the terminal, by Hester Bateman, London 1771. 7.25oz. £500-700. | N/S |
| 145. | A George III West Country, fancy-back tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled "G" over "B.H"; by Thomas Eustace, Exeter 1784. Marks:- top marked but lacking a duty mark so this spoon must have been made before December 1st, 1784 or it escaped the system. 1.25oz. £60-80. | 55 |
| 146 | An early 17th century seal top spoon, the gilt terminal with chased and fluted decoration on a faceted stem, unmarked probably dating from 1620-1650. 16.5cm. long, 1.5oz. £200-250. | 250 |
| 147. | An unusual George III toddy ladle, with a cauldron shaped bowl and a curved, oar pattern, stem initialled "B", by Charles Hougham, London 1786. 17.5cm long, 1.25oz. £100-150. | 90 |
| 164. | A Charles II unascribed provincial puritan spoon, pricked 'T C' on the back of the terminal, c. 1660-70, 6.5in (16.5cm). Marks: struck with four indistinct marks. 1oz. £200-250. | 180 |
| 165. | A Commonwealth puritan spoon, scratched 'A' over 'W P' on the terminal by Jeremy Johnson, London c. 1650, 6.95in (175cm). Marks: fully marked but date letter no longer evident. This spoon has a corroded surface and was probably excavated. 1.3oz. £600-800. | 580 |
| 166. | A Charles I slip top spoon, scratched '0' over 'I R' on the slip probably by Jeremy Johnston, London c 1646, 67in (17cm). Marks: fully marked, 1.5oz. £1200-1400. | 1550 |
| 167. | A rare Charles I notched puritan spoon, with a rudimentary 'v' rattail by Benjamin Yates, London 1638, 68in (17.3cm). Marks: fully marked, 1.7oz. £1000-1500. | 1800 |
| 168. | A rare Elizabeth I slip top spoon, with a straight-sided stem, maker's mark a mullet over an annulet, London 1586, 6.1 in (15.5cm). Marks: fully marked, 1.2oz. £800-1200. | 1300 |
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| 172, 173, 174 | 175, 176, 177, 178 |
| 172. | A rare William III ascribed East Anglian trefid spoon, with a beaded rattail and two small ear like projections, pricked 'S S' over 'S A' over '1703', and scratched B B on the back of the terminal, by Elizabeth Hazlewood, Norwich 1697, 17.8in (199cm). Marks: E H crowned, turret crowned rose, date letter K, 1.5oz. £1200-1800. | 4200 |
| 173. | A Charles II unascribed Wessex area shaded roundels trefid, with a large flared terminal and a rounded bowl possibly Wherwell region, c. 1675 (slight repair), 74in (18.2cm). Marks: a stylised fleur de lys struck five times, see Kent West Country spoons pp21 & 158 for details of the shaded roundels group of spoon, 1.25oz. £300-400. | 330 |
| 174. | A Charles II ascribed East Anglian trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail pricked T Lover R Lover 1683 on the front of the terminal, by Arthur Haselwood II, Norwich, c. 1680, slight repair, 7. 5in (19cm). Marks: Turret rose A H [monogram], crown, 1.5oz. £300-400. | 580 |
| 175. | A Charles II lace back trefid spoon, with script initials 'TWP' on the back of the terminal, by Robert King, London 1681, 77in (19.4cm). Marks: fully marked, 2oz. £300-400. | 500 |
| 176. | A late Charles II trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail scratched 'H' over 'E M' on the back of the terminal by Lawrence Coles, London 1684. 198cm. Marks fully marked, 1.5oz £200-250. | 420 |
| 177. | A Charles II laceback trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail scratched 'S' over 'I M' on the back of the terminal, by Robert King, Lon. 1680. 18.9cm. Marks: fully marked. 1.2oz. £300-400. | 440 |
| 178. | A William & Mary trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail pricked 'S' over 'R S' on the back of the terminal possibly, by John Smith, London 1690, 7.5in (19cm). Marks: fully marked provenance: ex lot 28 Alexander James Collection, 1.5oz. £200-250. | 320 |
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| 209 | 210 | 211 | 212 |
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| 213 | 214 | 215 | 217 |
| 205. | An extremely scarce George I Scottish provincial tablespoon", Hanoverian pattern with a plain rattail, initialled, by William Scott Jnr, Banff, c.1720. Marks: maker's mark twice, fish, d. 2oz. £150-200. | 880 |
| 206. | 206. A George III Scottish provincial tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled "I M S", by James Gordan, Aberdeen, c 1770 Marks "I G" "A B D", 2oz. £100-120. | 90 |
| 207. | A George III Scottish provincial tablespoon, with a pointed end, by Edward Livinstone, Dundee, c. 1795. Marks: EL, device, D, 'topped heart', 2oz. £80-100. | 95 |
| 208. | An early Victorian Scottish provincial punch ladle, with a twisted whale bone handle and a plain oval bowl, by Robert Keay II, Perth c. 1840, 13.6in (345cm). Marks: R K [twice], double headed eagle [twice] £200-250. | 220 |
| 209. | South African:- A set of six mid 19th century fiddle tablespoons, by Lodewyk Beck, Cape 1840-1860. Marks: Dutyhead, 'M' lion passant, "L B", 10.5oz. £150-200. | N/S |
| 210. | A George III Scottish provincial tablespoon, with a pointed end initialled 'G' and numbered '22', by John Heron, Greenock, c 1800 Marks: I H, anchor, ship, C, green oak. 2oz £100-150. | 180 |
| 211. | A scarce George III Scottish provincial fiddle tablespoon, initialled, by John Keith, Banff, c 1795 Marks R, I K, fish, B, 1.9oz. £150-200. | 210 |
| 212. | A rare George III/IV Scottish provincial fiddle dessert spoon, initialled, by an unascribed maker 1810-1830 Marks: "P G", device, "P G", "P G", 1oz. £60-80. | 65 |
| 213. | A late 18th century Colonial tablespoon Old English pattern, initialled, unascribed, possibly West Indies c 1800 Marks: Key, HC, Key, HC. 2oz. £80-100. | 80 |
| 214. | A quantity of Irish flatware: a scarce set of four George III table forks crested, by John Power, Dublin 1787 and six assorted fiddle spoons (including one with a curious retailer's mark "W. PETERS. 108 GRAFTON ST") & a bright cut and star teaspoon, 14oz. £150-180. | 300 |
| 215. | A George III Irish provincial teaspoon, by Carden Terry & Jane Williams, Cork, c 1810 Marks: C T over I W, Sterling. 1/2oz. £60-80. | N/S |
| 217. | A rare Geo. III Irish provincial tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern engraved initials 'S I' with '1777' in between, by George Moore of Limerick, c 1777 Marks: G M, Sterling. 2oz £300-350. | 760 |
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| 218, 219, 220, 221, 222 | 223, 224, 225, 226, 227 |
| 218. | A James II trefid spoon, with a thread bordered rattail, the terminal crested, by William Scarlett, London 1686. 7.6in (192cm) long. 1.7oz. £250-350. | 460 |
| 219. | A late Charles II unascribed provincial lace back trefid, with a rounded bowl pricked '1682' over 'A H C', unascribed, c. 1680,7 .4in (18.8cm). Marks: 'R', [without serifs] within a small star shaped punch. This mark is probably not contemporary with the date of the spoon, 1.45oz. £400-500. | 360 |
| 220 | A William & Mary trefid spoon, with a reeded and beaded rattail, pricked "E K, E R 1690" on the back of the terminal, by William Scarlett, London c. 1690, 7.5in (19cm) long. Marks: fully marked, date letter worn, 1.4oz. £200-250. | 380 |
| 221. | A Charles II large, laceback trefid spoon, the shaped terminal with small, earlike projections pricked 'S E' over 'E A' over '1683' unascribed, probably West Country, c 1683. 22cm long. Marks: none, 1.8oz. £300-400. | 290 |
| 222. | A William & Mary laceback trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail scratched 'M G' over 'R' within mullets by Thomas Issod, Lon. 1694, 19cm. Marks: fully marked, 1.25oz £400-500. | 560 |
| 223. | A Charles II ascribed Wessex area 'shaded roundels' trefid, the large shaped terminal pricked 'M B' over 'M B' over '1675' on the reverse, Wherwell region, c.1675. 19.6cm. Marks: fleur de lys within a circle struck four times see, Kent West Country Spoons pp 21/158. 1.5oz. £500-700. | 540 |
| 224. | A Charles II ascribed West Country trefid, with a slender terminal, pricked "I F. 1670" and a rudimentary 'V' rattail, by Anthony Arden, Sherborne c. 1670, 7in (17.8cm). Marks: A, [thrice], scallop mark [thrice]. 1oz. £300-400. | 680 |
| 225. | A William III ascribed West Country lace back trefid spoon, pricked 'G L' over 'R K' over '1700', by Richard (II) Sweet, Chard, c 1700. 7.9in (20cm). Marks: maker's mark struck three times see Kent West Country spoons M147, 1.75oz. £600-800. | 540 |
| 226. | A Charles II West Country small or child's trefid spoon, pricked 'C F' over '1668', Exeter, c.1668, 6.4in (16.1 cm). Marks: crowned 'X', struck twice. 1oz. £300-400. | 290 |
| 227. | A Charles II West Country trefid spoon, with a flared terminal pricked "S H" over "H B" over "1677" on the back of the bowl, Exeter 1675-80. 7.6in (19.3cm). Marks: crowned 'X', once in the bowl and thrice on the back of the stem. 1oz. £350-400. | 300 |
| 233. | A set of four George II cast teaspoons, with shell bowls, female mask terminals and serpent stems, unmarked, 1750-60. 2oz. £150-200. | 260 |
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| 241. | A pair of George III Scottish tablespoons, Hanoverian pattern, initialled 'I H' over 'E K' by James Taylor, Glasgow, c. 1775 Marks IT, S, IT, S. 4.5oz. £200-250. | 260 |
| 242. | A rare set of three Victorian Scottish provincial teaspoons, fiddle pattern, by James Sturrock, Montrose, c.1860, marks; JS, Device [thrice]. 1.2oz. £200-250. | 200 |
| 243. | A pair of George III Scottish provincial tablespoons, with pointed ends, initialled by Robert Keay I, Perth, c.1790. Marks: R K [thrice] eagle [twice]. 3.75oz. £100-150. | 140 |
| 244. | A George II/III Scottish tablespoon, initialled 'T' and numbered '10' probably by Milne & Campbell, Glasgow, c. 1760. Marks: 'M & CO' [twice], S, town mark, 2oz. £60-70. | 130 |
| 245. | A rare, Victorian Scottish provincial fiddle dessert fork, initialled "H", by either one of the William Simpsons of Banff or an unascribed maker of Peterhead 1840-60. Marks: W S [thrice]. 1.25oz. £100-120. | 150 |
| 246. | A pair of George III Scottish provincial tablespoons, Old English pattern, stamped with the incuse initials 'IM', by Nathaniel Gillert, Aberdeen, c.1800. Marks: 'NG' 'ABD'. 4oz. £120-150. | 120 |
| 247. | A rare George III Scottish 2- provincial teaspoon, Old English pattern, initialled "AC" and numbered '5' by Wm. Hannay, Paisley c.1800. Marks: 'W H', anchor, 'WH', 0.2oz £70-90. | 80 |
| 248. | Two George III Scottish provincial teaspoons, one by Joseph Pearson, Dumfries, c.1800, the other possibly, by Charles Jamieson of Inverness, c. 1810, 0.6oz. £40-50. | 95 |
| 249. | Channel Isles, A Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, scratched 'AL' by an unascribed maker, 'LC', Jersey, c.1770. Marks: maker's mark only, 1oz. £90-100. | N/S |
| 250. | A pair of early Victorian Scottish provincial oar pattern sugar tongs, with leaf bowls, initialled 'G' by Robert Keay, Perth c.1840, marks: double headed eagle [once] and maker's mark [twice]. 0.5oz. £80-100. | 70 |
| 251. | Channel Isles, A pair of fiddle sugar tongs, with bright cutting, initialled and dated '1861' by CW Quesnel, Jersey, c.1815. Marks: maker's mark only struck twice, 1oz. £150-180. | N/S |
| 252. | A pair of George III Scottish provincial oar pattern sugar tongs, initialled "EP", by William Ritchie, Perth c.1800. Marks: maker's mark [twice] and double headed eagle [once], 1.25oz. £80-100. | N/S |
| 254 | An extremely rare mid 19th century Scottish provincial fiddle pattern spoon, (either a small tablespoon or a large dessert spoon) probably by James/John McIver, Fochabers 1830-60, 8in (20.2cm) long. Marks: J Mcl, gothic 'A' thistle, gothic 'A', 1.75oz. £300-400. | 370 |
| 255. | A pair of early 19th century Old English pattern sugar tongs, with single drop bowls, crested, maker's mark only struck once, "UJ", unascribed, probably colonial c. 1800, 1.5oz. £100-120. | 100 |
| 256. | A George III picture back teaspoon, depicting a heron with an eel in it's beak, initialled, by R Sallam, London, c. 1765. Makers: maker's mark and lion passant only. 0.3oz. £80-100. | 130 |
| 257. | A George I/II mote spoon, with a rattail bowl pierced with scrolls and a small diamond point finial initialled by an unascribed maker, London 1725-30, 5.5in (14cm). Marks: distorted, 0.25oz. £100-150. | 120 |
| 258. | Five assorted George II/III picture back teaspoons, each depicting a hen and chicks in various forms, mixed maker's and dates, London 1760-70, 2oz. £200-250. | 250 |
| 259. | A George II/III picture back teaspoon, depicting a hen on a nest, initialled, possibly by William Turner, c. 1763. Marks: maker's mark and lion passant. 0.3oz. £70-90. | 100 |
| 260. | Two early George III picture back teaspoons; one depicting a spouting whale by Nathanial Horwood, London, c. 1765, the other a turkey with chicks, by George Smith, London, c. 1770. 0.5oz. £100-150. | 110 |
| 261. | Two George III picture back teaspoons, depicting "British hearts of oak"; one by William Tant, London, c. 1770 (later gilding and engraving) the other; by George Smith, London, c. 1775. 0.5oz. £70-80. | 70 |
| 262. | A rare pair of George III picture back teaspoons, depicting a figure and a Wellington boot below an inscription (worn), initialled, by George Smith II, London, c. 1775. Marks: maker's mark only struck twice, 0.8oz. £100-120. | 90 |
