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A William III Britannia standard silver tablespoon marrow scoop, London 1697 probably by Benjamin

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A William III Britannia standard silver tablespoon marrow scoop, London 1697 probably by Benjamin

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A William III Britannia standard silver tablespoon marrow scoop, London 1697 probably by Benjamin Watts (reg. 21st Nov 1698)

rat tail heel, the reverse of bowl prick dot engraved with contemporaneous initials S over IL within unusual surrounds of hearts tipped arrows and an all-seeing eye, also the upper section engraved with an initial S reserved the same, the front section also engraved with a heart hipped arrow. Fully marked.

Length â€“ 21 cm / 8.25 inches

Weight â€“ 63 grams / 2.03 ozt

Formerly in the Tony Dove collection

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A William III Britannia standard silver tablespoon marrow scoop, London 1697 probably by Benjamin

Name: A William III Britannia standard silver tablespoon marrow scoop, London 1697 probably by Benjamin
SKU: 130310607
Price: 200 GBP
Availability: InStock

Estimate £200 - £300

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