GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOPS AND SPOON
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GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP
Soloman Hougham, London, 1793-94
Of usual double-ended form with a single drop heel; excellent marks
Condition: the slightest depression on one side of the larger bowl
8 ¾”L, 1 oz.
320.00
#3808
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William Sumner, London, 1800
Of usual double ended form, the larger bowl with a double drop heel and crested with an escallop shell
(Bolger – St. Austins, Ireland); exceptionally good marks
Condition: Excellent
8 7/8”L. 2 oz.
350.00
#3932
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Thomas Chawner, London, c1760 (date mark rubbed)
Quite graceful, of double ended form with a narrow scoop and single drop heel
Condition: Excellent; maker’s mark misstruck but known
9 1/8”L, 2 oz.
350.00
#4399
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Richard Crossley, London, 1791
Of usual double ended form with a single drop heel and threaded shaft, crested with an eagle’s
head between wings entwined with a serpent; excellent marks
Condition: Excellent
9”L, 1.8 oz.
350.00
#4398
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