Collection of Georgian Hallmarked Silver Flatware
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A collection of 18th George III hallmarked silver flatware. The set to include four George II hallmark silver dinner spoons. Hallmarked year 1746, London. Sponsors mark for Thomas Jackson I. Together with a George III hallmarked silver fork. Hallmarked year 1761, London. Sponsors mark for W T. Further together with three George III hallmarked silver dinner forks. Hallmarked year 1774, London. Sponsors mark for William Fearn. Along with five Georgian hallmarked dinner forks. Hallmarked years 1801 & 1801. Sponsors mark for William Eley I & William Fearn. Further along with a George III hallmarked silver dinner fork. Hallmarked year 1816, London. Sponsors mark for Thomas Tookey. In addition, three Georgian hallmark silver flatware pieces. Marks are illegible. Total weight approx 1110g. Largest measures approx. 19.5cm L
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