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		George Smith, London solid silver egg spoon. 1796. Clean and bright. 4 1/2 inches long. Traditional shield shape bowl. Ref. GS1. Price £75

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	Overall length four and quarter inches. 1794 sugar sifter. George Smith III & William Fearn, London. Clean and bright , possible loss of gilt to bowl. Ref. GS WF sifter 1. Price £109




		Hallmarked William Smith II 1798. Clean and bright with minor surface scratches. Script initials on stem. Overall length six and half inches. Bowl across two and half inches.Ref. Smith 7 ladle. Price £130




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	London mustard ladle with the gilt intact and no flaws. Maker unreadable. Length four inches. Ref. 1807 ladle. Price £59. These prices include UK postage.




		This historic keyring contains an historic piece of aviation history. It holds a piece of the fabric of the R100 airship designed by Barnes Wallis of WW2 bouncing bomb fame. You can see it by clicking on the image above.




		Newcastle. Initials on stem. Dorothy Langlands mark partially rubbed circa 1804. Length five and half inches. A few fine surface scratches but otherwise in good order. Ref. Langlands 5. Price £115




		Solid silver spoon. George Smith 1790. Monogram on stem worn. Length five inches. Clean and bright with minor age related wear. Ref. GS 4. Price £125

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	Solid silver George III Old English pattern tea spoon. partially rubbed makers letters. 1796 Peter and Anne Bateman. Letters SPE are engraved on the spoon handle. Overall good order with few very minor blemishes. Five inches long. Ref. PB spoon 35. Price £85




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		18th century Georgian silver teaspoon, bright cut vacant cartouche 1797 Peter & Anne Bateman. Clean and bright. Four and three quarters long. Ref. Pb9. Price £130

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Richard Ferris, Exeter spoon bright cut, initials on cartouche, Clean and bright. circa 1790. Minor scratches. Length four and three quarters. Ref. Ferris 7. Price £65


	Hester Bateman spoon. Mark used from 1761 - 1790. Five inches long. Clean and bright with a slight flat on the bowl. Reference HB 6. Price £145




		John Lias London berry spoon. Looks unused. Nine inches long. Hallmarked 1792. Ref. Lias 4. Price £155




	A solid silver old English pattern spoon. Made by John Jackson III in London and assayed in 1793. Slight wear to tip of the bowl and initials on stem. Five and half inches long. Ref. JJ 7. Price £55




		Solid silver desert spoon. Old English pattern. Richard Ferris, Exeter. Born 1759, died 1812. Very good used condition. Seven inches long. Hallmarked on the back of the handle with LIon Passant, duty mark and RF. Around 1800. Ref. RF Ferris 5. Price £55


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