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A group of silver including three shell-back tablespoons. Various dates and makers. The three Hanoverian pattern tablespoons designed with shell backs, two with shell and scroll design (one London, 1761, Thomas Evans & George Smith III; the other London, 1759, maker's mark indistinct) and one by James Wilks, c.1750, with plain shell, two of the spoons engraved with initials to reverse of terminals; together with a George I Britannia silver rat-tail dessert spoon, c.1719, maker's mark indistinct; and a pair of Georgian Old English pattern sugar tongs by George Smith (III) and William Fearn, total weight approx. 7.8ozt (5)
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