Null Three dessert spoons in 950 thousandths silver. Threaded pattern. Minerve h…

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Three dessert spoons in 950 thousandths silver. Threaded pattern. Minerve head hallmark on two and cock 1er titre (1798-1809) on one. Slight deformations. Net weight. 54 g.

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Three dessert spoons in 950 thousandths silver. Threaded pattern. Minerve head hallmark on two and cock 1er titre (1798-1809) on one. Slight deformations. Net weight. 54 g.

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Estim. 150 - 250 EUR

A French silver serving fork. Emile Puiforcat, 20th century. With shell terminal engraved with monogram to reverse, 950 standard, 22.8cm long, together with: a silver crumb tray, three condiment spoons and a dessert spoon by the same maker, same pattern and monogram (no monogram to condiment spoons), 950 standard; a set of five silver handled dessert knives, Sheffield, 1936, William Hutton & Sons; and a silver handled cake slice with brass blade, weighable silver approx. 7ozt (a lot)

Estim. 150 - 250 EUR

THOMAS NORTHCOTE, AN 18TH CENTURY GEORGE III SILVER DESSERT SPOON, HALLMARKED LONDON, 1795, TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY GEORGE III & GEORGE IV SILVER DESSERT SPOONS AND SAUCE LADLES Comprising three silver sauce ladles, hallmarked Charles Eley, London, 1825, two silver dessert spoons, hallmarked William Bennett, London, 1828, two silver dessert spoons, hallmarked John Cowie, London, 1812 and two silver dessert spoons, hallmarked William Bateman II, London, 1830. (ladle 17.5cm, 436.6g)

Estim. 100 - 120 EUR

Set of 10 silver coffee spoons, 950 thousandths, with flat or filleted handles. Three of the spoons are Paris late 18th century. Total weight: 250 g. Wear and tear.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

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