George III Serving Spoon & Other Silver Spoons
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A collection of 19th/20th century flatware. The set to include a George III hallmarked silver serving spoon. Hallmarked year 1800, London. Sponsors mark for Richard Crossley. Together with a pair of George III sugar tongs. Hallmarked year 1833, London. Sponsors mark for Charles Boyton (I). Further together with two Victorian hallmarked silver teaspoons. Hallmarked years 1839 & 1887, London. Sponsors marks for John & Henry Lias & Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson).Along with a George V hallmarked silver christening spoon & fork set. Hallmarked year 1914, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for Elkington & Co Ltd. Further along with hallmarked silver dessert spoons. Total weight approx. 269g. Largest measures approx. 23cm L
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