A selection of George III and later Old English-pattern bright-cut decorated silver teaspoons
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A selection of George III and later Old English-pattern bright-cut decorated silver teaspoons. To comprise a trio of teaspoons by John & Henry Lias, and John, Henry & Charles Lias, hallmarked London 1836-7; with three by Solomon Royes & John East Dix, hallmarked 1818; and four others of similar design, together with a Victorian example, having bright cut foliate design to the back of the bowl, all hallmarked; gross weight 6.12ozt.
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