Pair of George III Hallmarked Silver Serving Spoons & a Silver Spoon
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A pair of George III hallmarked silver serving spoons. The set to include a George III hallmarked silver spoon. Hallmarked year 1792, London. Sponsors mark illegible. Together with a George III hallmarked silver serving spoon. Hallmarked year 1801, London. Sponsors mark for Richard Crossley. Further together with silver serving spoon. Unmarked but tests indicate silver. Stamped SVJ (?). Total weight approx. 170g. Measures approx. 21.5cm L
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