A harlequin collection of Georgian silver teaspoons
No longer availableA harlequin collection of Georgian silver teaspoons. To include four hallmarked George III/IV examples, one by William Southey, 1832, and another by Richard Crossley, 1803; gross weight 2.13ozt. Together with a set of three white metal OE pattern teaspoons, stamped with the maker's mark 'S A', otherwise worn, and another example with a worn maker's mark to the neck; no further marks are visible; all measured between 93-4% silver using an XRF analyser, total weight 116.8g. And a similar silver-plated teaspoon. (9) handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyser to test metals.
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