A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING LADLE, London c. 1897,...
A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING LADLE, London c. 1897, maker's mark of Spink & Son (John Marshall Spink), of tapering form with an engraved eagle on the handle, 34cm long; together with a Irish George IV silver rat tail soup spoon, Dublin c.1822, maker's mark of James Scott, the handle engraved with a centaur shooting an arrow, 18cm long; together with two silver plated knife rests; and five white metal fiddle pattern dinner forks, and another similar with different marks, possibly Cape silver, marks unidentified, each crested to the reverse of the handles (4). (c.12.28 troy ozs excluding plate)
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A VICTORIAN SILVER SERVING LADLE, London c. 1897, maker's mark of Spink & Son (John Marshall Spink), of tapering form with an engraved eagle on the handle, 34cm long; together with a Irish George IV silver rat tail soup spoon, Dublin c.1822, maker's mark of James Scott, the handle engraved with a centaur shooting an arrow, 18cm long; together with two silver plated knife rests; and five white metal fiddle pattern dinner forks, and another similar with different marks, possibly Cape silver, marks unidentified, each crested to the reverse of the handles (4). (c.12.28 troy ozs excluding plate)
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