A group of silver including a George III silver caddy spoon. Georg...
A group of silver including a George III silver caddy spoon.
George Smith III,
London, 1783.
The spoon with an elongated bowl, the reverse of the bowl decorated with bright-cut garland cartouche framing the initial 'P', the handle with conforming garland decoration, 7.5cm long; together with a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs, Thomas Evans (probably), London, 1783, with floral decoration to the handles, 14cm long; an Edwardian silver cream jug, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1910, with double scroll handle and raised on three feet, 10cm high; a George V silver twin-handled sugar bowl, Reid & Sons, Sheffield, 1923, engraved with a monogram and raised on four bun feet, 11cm high; and other items, total weight approx. 28.2ozt (a lot)
A group of silver including a George III silver caddy spoon.
George Smith III,
London, 1783.
The spoon with an elongated bowl, the reverse of the bowl decorated with bright-cut garland cartouche framing the initial 'P', the handle with conforming garland decoration, 7.5cm long; together with a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs, Thomas Evans (probably), London, 1783, with floral decoration to the handles, 14cm long; an Edwardian silver cream jug, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1910, with double scroll handle and raised on three feet, 10cm high; a George V silver twin-handled sugar bowl, Reid & Sons, Sheffield, 1923, engraved with a monogram and raised on four bun feet, 11cm high; and other items, total weight approx. 28.2ozt (a lot)
