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A group of twelve Channel Islands silver spoons. Various dates and makers. The group of Old...
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A group of twelve Channel Islands silver spoons.
Various dates and makers.
The group of Old English pattern spoons comprising: a set of six 19th century Channel Islands teaspoons, Thomas De Gruchy and John Le Gallais (Jersey, 1834-1949), with bright cut decoration to handles and initials engraved to terminals, 13cm long; three further 19th century Channel Islands teaspoons, John Le Gallais (Jersey, 1846-1874), with bright cut decoration to handles and initials engraved to terminals, 12.9cm long; a tablespoon, probably by George Mauger (Jersey, 1776-1823), with initials and date engraved to terminal and double drop to reverse of bowl, 21cm long; and two bright cut engraved teaspoons by Jacques Quesnel I (Jersey, 1781-1821), 13.4cm long, together with a single George III silver teaspoon, London, 1797, Solomon Hougham, with bright cut decoration to handle, 11.5cm long; total weight approx. 5.9ozt (13)
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