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Two 17th century silver trefid spoons. London, c.1685 and 1694. The William III silver trefid spoon by Lawrence Coles, London, 1694, the oval bowl with rat-tail within reeds to reverse, engraved to the reverse of terminal with the initials R * F, 18.9cm long, together with a Charles II silver trefid spoon with lace front terminal, London, c.1685, maker's mark SH (please see Jackson's (1989 ed.) pg. 139), faint prick dot initials engraved to reverse of terminal, 18.8cm long, total weight approx. 3ozt (2) Provenance: A Private Collection of Silver Spoons
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