Rare George II Silver Hash Spoon, Nicolas Hearndon

RARE GEORGE II SILVER HASH SPOON

Nicholas Hearndon, London, 1758

In the Hanoverian pattern, the egg shaped bowl with well preserved cast and chased shell and

scroll back heel, the long shaft with upturned terminal engraved with the contemporary monogram

T over R I over the crest of an escallop shell reversed (Fairbairnes Plate, #53-3 ; Bolger, Scaife)

Condition: Excellent

Marks: Grimwade #3744 – see page 552 under Nathaniel Horwood; also see Jackson,

English Goldsmiths & Their Marks, p. 209, pair of teaspoons (Messrs. Crichton, 1763-4)

Note: Hash spoons are very large basting spoons, over 13” in length, that were used for serving hash

(mixture of potatoes and meat) in the 18^th and 19^th centuries.

15 3/8” Long

5.5 oz.

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Hash Spoons with 12.5" Basting Spoon

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