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Antiques, Silver & Collectables Day One. 08/05/2017
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Lot 230

Cased George III silver berry spoons and sifter spoon, Victorian silver grape spoons, etc.

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A pair of matched George III silver berry spoon and similar sifter spoon, each with foliate scroll decoration to stems surrounding a vacant shield cartouche and embossed fruit to bowls, hallmarks for London 1806, 1814 and 1802. Together with Victorian silver grape scissors, a pair of Victorian silver fruit picks or carving tools, hallmarks for Birmingham 1893 and 1892, and a pair of plated nut crackers. All contained within a fitted velvet and silk lined case. Gross silver weight 8.99 ozt (279.5 grams).

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    All the pieces appear in fairly good overall condition, displaying expected general tarnishing, surface wear, marks and scratches commensurate with age and use. The bowls of the berry and sifter spoons were likely gilded but this is now faded. Otherwise bowls have generally faired well. Grape scissors appear in working order. Hallmarks are mostly clear and legible with some rubbing and slight distortion. Some wear to plating on the nut crackers.

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