Nine pieces of Georgian sterling silver flatware
A nine piece collection of Georgian silver serving flatware
various makers
18th century
Hanoverian pattern: a Britannia standard hash spoon, London, 1712; a stuffing spoon, Edward Pocock, London, 1736; a basting spoon, possibly John Locker, Dublin, 1773; a shell bowl soup ladle, Ebenezer Coker, London, 1757; a pair of hash spoons, Philip Roker II, London, 1750; a pair of hash spoons, Thomas & William Chawner, London, third quarter 18th century and an Old English pattern salad serving fork, Richard Crossley, London, 1790, all with various heraldic engraving.
length of longest 16in (41cm); total weight approximately 42oz troy
Provenance: The ladle with The Leopard s Head, San Francisco, California, 10 July 1985.
Property from a Northern California Estate.
Condition Report: General marks, scratches, rubbing and wear commensurate with age. Some marks poorly struck or rubbed - illegible. Some with repairs to bowls. Ladle with solder mark to back of bowl. Fork adapted from a spoon.
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A nine piece collection of Georgian silver serving flatware
various makers
18th century
Hanoverian pattern: a Britannia standard hash spoon, London, 1712; a stuffing spoon, Edward Pocock, London, 1736; a basting spoon, possibly John Locker, Dublin, 1773; a shell bowl soup ladle, Ebenezer Coker, London, 1757; a pair of hash spoons, Philip Roker II, London, 1750; a pair of hash spoons, Thomas & William Chawner, London, third quarter 18th century and an Old English pattern salad serving fork, Richard Crossley, London, 1790, all with various heraldic engraving.
length of longest 16in (41cm); total weight approximately 42oz troy
Provenance: The ladle with The Leopard s Head, San Francisco, California, 10 July 1985.
Property from a Northern California Estate.
Condition Report: General marks, scratches, rubbing and wear commensurate with age. Some marks poorly struck or rubbed - illegible. Some with repairs to bowls. Ladle with solder mark to back of bowl. Fork adapted from a spoon.
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