VERY FINE & LARGE GEORGE IV SILVER STRAINING SPOON, William Chawner, London, 1827 ; M. Ford Creech Antiques

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VERY FINE & LARGE GEORGE IV SILVER STRAINING SPOON

William Chawner, London, 1827

George IV Large & Fine Silver Straining Spoon, 16.25" Long, Wm. Chawner

The very large Fiddle-Thread double-struck strainer spoon of heavy gauge silver,
the bowl with single drop heel centering
an arched and threaded strainer having fine scrolled piercing,
the terminal engraved with a contemporary conjoined script monogram, "WMB"

Condition : Excellent; crisp marks

16.25" l.ong / 11.2 oz.

SOLD

#7600

See Also :

George III Irish Silver Rattail Straining Spoon
James Scott, Dublin 1818

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Fine & Large George IV Silver Straining Spoon, William Chawner, London, 1827

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