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287 - An engraved William III Britannia silver dog-nose teaspoon.
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An engraved William III Britannia silver dog-nose teaspoon. George Cox (probably), London, 1701. The reverse of the bowl engraved with foliate design around the rat-tail, the stem engraved to both front and back with scrolling foliage, traces of gilding visible, 13.2cm long, approx. weight 0.4ozt Provenance: A Private Collection of Silver Spoons References: For a similar example (NB. a trefid, c.1695, by Thomas Issod), please see Silver Spoons of Britain, 1200-1710, by David Constable, Vol. 2, pp. 778-781
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