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| Lot 1028 | Lot 1035 |
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| 1028. | A rare and interesting Charles I ascribed West Country apostle spoon, St James the greater with a large disk nimbus, pricked 'EK' over 'PC', on a straight sided stem with a small 'v' rattail, struck once in the bowl with the Taunton town mark, a 'T over a Tun' (overstriking another mark) and three times on the back of the stem with maker's mark 'SR' (conjoined), by Spencer Reeve (of Bath) 1630-1640, 18.1cm long, 1.6oz. £2500-3000. | 3500 |
| 1035 | A rare James I unascribed provincial hoof-end spoon, with a short, curved stem and a leaf shaped bowl, maker's mark only struck once in the bowl 'HL (conjoined) in a pelleted circle', unascribed 1605-1625, 10.2cm long, 1.7oz. £4000-6000. | N/S |
| 1036 | A rare Charles II ascribed North Country trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail, scratched 'E.D' on the back of the terminal, by Thomas Mangy, York 1684, 19.7cm long, 1.5oz. £1500-2500. | 1400 |
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| Lot 1036 | Lot 1038 |
| 1038 | A rare Charles II ascribed West Country three prong trefid fork, of good gauge, engrave don the terminal with coat of arms and the pricked date '1678' together with a matching Trefid spoon with a ribbed rattail and the scratched initials 'HH' both with maker's mark only, by Gabriel Felling, Bruton 1678-1680, the fork 18.5cm, the spoon 19.4cm long, 4.25oz. £6000-8000. | 6400 |
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| Lot 1040 | Lot 1041 | Lot 1043 |
| 1040. | A George II Hanoverian pattern basting spoon, with a double drop bowl, crested, by John Gorham, London 1736, 12.3in (31.3cm) long, 5oz. £500-700. | 680 |
| 1041. | A set of four Charles II Trefid spoons, with ribbed rattails, scratched 'P' over 'L.E' on the back of the terminals, by Lawrence Coles, London 1679, 19.7cm long, 6.5oz. £1800-2200. | 1400 |
| 1043. | A rare Queen Anne/George I, ascribed West Country, canon-handled basting spoon, with a plain rattail and an oval bowl, engraved on the back 'RG' over 'MH' over '1727', 'Russell', 'Exeter' and crested, the handle with four spaced rings and a faceted section, by John Murch of Plymouth / Tiverton 1710-20, (maker's mark only struck four times), 36cm long, 4.7oz. See Kent, West Country Spoons and their makers, pp113/114 for details of this maker. £2500-3000. | 3700 |
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| Lot 1049 | Lot 1050 | Lot 1051 | Lot 1052 | Lot 1057 | Lot 1061 |
| 1049. | An extremely scarce Queen Anne three-prong marrow fork, engraved on the back with a crest and the scratch weight '1=19' by Lawrence Jones, London 1705, 20.4cm long, 1.75oz. £1200-1600. | N/S |
| 1050. | An early George I ascribed West Country trefid spoon, with a beaded rattail, scratched 'MT' over 'IT' over '1718' on back of terminal, by Edward Richards, Exeter 1715, 20cm, 1oz. £300-400. | 460 |
| 1051. | A rare Charles II ascribed West Country puritan spoon, with rudimentary 'V' rattail, scratched 'AW' on the back of the terminal, struck once in the bowl with maker's mark 'TC' in a heart shaped punch above a mullet, and thrice on the back of the stem with a script 'TC' mark, by Thomas Cory of Warminster c.1665, 16.3cm long, 1.2oz. £800-1200. | 1450 |
| 1052. | A Queen Anne marrow spoon, with a plain moulded rattail, initialled 'IP' on the back of the stem, by Lawrence Jones London 1707, 20cm, 1.5oz. £250-300. | 360 |
| 1057. | A rare Elizabeth I/James I, ascribed West Country seal top spoon, with a rudimentary 'V' rattail, the squat, gilt, hexagonal seal terminal pricked 'SP' over '1615' maker's mark only struck four times, 'RW in a shaped punch', by Robert Wade I, Taunton 1600-1610,15.3cm, 1oz. £1500-1800. | 2700 |
| 1061. | A rare Queen Anne ascribed West Country wavy end spoon, with a mother of pearl bowl a plain 'v' rattail and a shaped junction, riveted and decorated with hatching, the back of the terminal engraved 'AJ' over 'SB' over '1704', maker's mark only, probably by Edward 'II' Sweet, Dunster, c.1704, 21cm long. £250-350. | 560 |
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| Lot 1062 | Lot 1063, 1064 |
| 1062. | A pair of Queen Anne wavy-end or dog-nose tablespoons, with plain rattails probably by Lawerence Jones, London 1708, 3.25oz. £200-250. | 260 |
| 1063. | A Queen Anne silver-gilt wavy-end engraved sweet-meat spoon, with a plain rattail, mask decoration amongst scrollwork and the initial 'M', unmarked, unascribed 1705-1710, 11.1cm long, 0.25oz. £300-350. | 340 |
| 1064. | A William III silver-gilt engraved trefid dessert spoon, with a ribbed rattail, maker's mark only, probably by Thomas Tearle, London c.1700, 15.2cm long, 0.50z. £400-500. | 440 |
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| Lot 1065 | Lot 1066 | Lot 1067, 1068 | Lot 1070 |
| 1065. | A matched pair of Queen Anne/George I wavy-end tablespoons, crested and initialled 'R' by two makers, London 1708/15, 3.5oz. £300-350. | 260 |
| 1066. | A set of four Queen Anne wavy-end or dog-nose tablespoons, with plain moulded rattails each engraved with two crests, by Thomas Spackman, London 1705, 6.25oz. £600-700. | 500 |
| 1067. | A rare Queen Anne two-prong sweetmeat or dessert fork, with a wavy-end or dognose terminal, maker's mark only, by Isaac Davenport, London c.1705, 5.3in (13.5cm) long, 0.5oz. £400-500. | 620 |
| 1068. | A Charles I unascribed Wessex area seal top spoon, with a Salisbury 'A' type terminal (traces of gilding) pricked 'GR' over 'C' over the date '1665', maker's mark only struck once in the bowl 'DR (crowned)', unascribed probably Salisbury area 1630-1650, 17.4cm, 1.5oz. £600-700. | 820 |
| 1070. | A Queen Anne wavy-end or dognose inscribed dessert spoon, "Prince of Wales's Coffee House.78" the reverse crested, by Isaac Davenport, London c.1705 (date letter worn), 1.1oz. £300-500. | N/S |
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| Lot 1071 | Lot 1074, 1075 | Lot 1076 | Lot 1077, 1078 |
| 1071. | A rare Charles II small trefid spoon, with a natural shell bowl, pricked 'AB.1685' on the front of the stem, lion passant and date letter only, London 1683, 11.1cm long. £300-400. | N/S |
| 1074. | A Queen Anne unascribed wavy-end or dognose dessert spoon, crested and initialled 'M.Q', maker's mark only 'AS', unascribed c.1705, 0.75oz. £150-200. | 180 |
| 1075. | A Queen Anne wavy-end or dognose dessert spoon, with a plain rattail, scratched 'MH' on the terminal, maker's mark only struck three times, probably by John Murch of Plymouth/Tiverton c.1705, 0.6oz. £300-400. | 260 |
| 1076. | An Elizabeth I maidenhead spoon, with traces of gilding on the finial, pricked 'CP' on the back of the bowl, maker's mark a 'T over a crescent', London 1601, 16.2cm long, 1.2oz. £2000-2500. | 3000 |
| 1077. | A rare Charles II ascribed East Anglican puritan spoon, scratched 'TI' over 'IK' over '85' on the back of the terminal, by Arthur Haselwood (II), Norwich 1665-1670, 18.5cm, 1.5oz. £2000-2500. | 3700 |
| 1078. | A Queen Anne wavy-end or dognose three-prong fork, of intermediate size scratched 'W' over 'IM' on the back of the terminal, marks partially worn, London 1705-10, 17.5cm, 1oz. £150-200. | 110 |
