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| VICTORIAN DUTCH TOPER TEASPOONS John Figg 1872 An extraordinary set of six Victorian cast silver gilt Teaspoons formed from an eclectic mixture of styles, with plain rattail bowls, entwined tendril stems with Punchinello mask head terminals and seated Dutch Topers (after the artist Teniers) with pipes and mugs as the finials. By John Figg, London 1872. 127mm long. 144 grams total weight. In fine condition with no damage or repair. £300.
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| IRISH BRIGHT CUT SOUP LADLE A fine George III Irish silver Soup Ladle, with typical bright-cut star engraved pointed Old English handle with feather edge border and contemporary family crest, deep circular shell shaped bowl and heel. Engraved initials to reverse of handle. By John Shields, Dublin 1789. In fine condition with no damage or repair. 354mm long. 162 grams. £1,250.
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| PAIR ASPARAGUS TONGS Elizabeth Eaton 1855 A good pair of Victorian silver Asparagus Tongs of Old English thread pattern, the bow engraved with a crest of a Unicorn out of a Ducal Coronet. By Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1855. In good condition with no damage or repair and of very good gauge. 264 mm long. 208 grams. £395.
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| PAIR TODDY LADLES Dundee c1810. A good pair of Scottish Provincial silver Toddy Ladles of plain fiddle pattern, the handles engraved with crests depicting a hand holding five arrows. By James Douglas, Dundee, c1810. Marked J D and pot of Lilies struck four times. In good condition with no damage or repair. Each 153 mm long. 46 grams total weight £450. Pair
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| SILVER GILT SIFTER LADLE Thomas Wallis, 1806. A good George III silver gilt Sifter Ladle of plain Old English form with pierced circular bowl, the handle engraved with a crest of a lion passant. By Thomas Wallis, London, 1806. In good condition with no damage or repair. 138 mm long. 23 grams. £165.
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| SET 6 RUSSIAN SILVER GILT TEA SPOONS Moscow 1872 A good set of six Russian silver gilt Tea Spoons with decorative engraving to the back of the bowls and twisted shafts. By Sergei Silayev, Moscow, 1872 In good condition with no damage or repair. Each 135 mm long. 142 grams total weight. £335.
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| SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TODDY LADLE INVERNESS A rare early 19th century Scottish Provincial silver Toddy Ladle of plain fiddle pattern, the handle engraved with a crest depicting clasped hands and the initials ABJ. By Donald Fraser of Inverness c1820.Marked DF & INS. In good condition with no damage or repair. 175mm long. 30grams. £265.
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| TODDY LADLE J.McK EDINBURGH 1840 A good early Victorian (with William IV Duty Mark) Scottish silver Toddy Ladle of plain Celtic Point form, the handle engraved with initials HCJ. By J.Mc K of Edinburgh 1840. In fine condition with no damage or repair. 175mm long. 30 grams. £75.
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| A pair of TODDY LADLES, Greenock, c1820. A good pair of early 19th century Scottish Provincial silver Toddy Ladles of plain fiddle pattern with circular bowls, the handles engraved with contemporary initials MD. Greenock, c1820. Marked : Green oak, anchor, Green oak, anchor. In good condition with no damage or repair. 167 mm long. 85 grams. £420. pair.
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| Piecred BUTTER SPADE, Thomas Hemming, 1792. A good quality little 18th century silver pierced Butter Spade with plain bone handle, the spade shaped blade with lattice work piercing. By Thomas Hemming, London, 1792 (the marks partly obscured by the piercing). In good condition with no damage or repair. 166 mm long. £220.
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