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Six George III silver tablespoons. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: two Old English pattern spoons (1 William Sumner I, London, 1784; 1 London, 1787, maker's mark indistinct) with bright cut engraving to their handles and vacant oval cartouches to the terminals, with later decorated shell bowls, 21.5cm long; two Old English pattern spoons, London, 1814 (1 James Beebe; 1 maker's mark worn), both of plain form with crests depicting a greyhound engraved to their terminals; and two Old English pattern spoons, London, 1818 (1 William Eley I & William Fearn; 1 Robert Peppin), each engraved with a crest to their terminal depicting an escallop; total weight approx. 11.2ozt (6)
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