Various Makers, George II and George III Hanoverian assembled flatware service

Various Makers
George II and George III Hanoverian assembled flatware service

early 18th-early 19th century
silver

Nine-piece service for five, plus fourteen additional utensils and one serving article; 60 pieces total. Worn impressed hallmarks to most examples. 66.23 ozt. (gross weighable)

Provenance: Collection of Mark Anthony DeWolf Sr. (1726-1793) and Abigail (Potter) De Wolf (1725-1809), Bristol, RI | Thence by descent

This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.
Condition Report: Good antique condition. Each element with assorted scratches and minor impressions commensurate with age and use. A few of the tines with blunted ends. Pistol grips also show a few impressions as well as some thin openings to castings, while the blades exhibit assorted oxidation. A total of 19 spoons with rattails to underside. Service is comprised of (11) hollow handle dinner knives with steel blades, (7) dinner forks, (5) luncheon forks, (7) salad forks, (5) dessert forks, (9) tablespoons, (8) teaspoons, (7) demitasse spoons and (1) ladle. A various assortment of monograms to most examples.