A GROUP OF ENGLISH SERVING SPOONS, MOST LONDON, 18TH - 19TH CENTURY

Property from a Private Connecticut Collection 

A GROUP OF ENGLISH SERVING SPOONS, MOST LONDON, 18TH - 19TH CENTURY

all engraved with various crests or initials, comprising:

1 shell-bowl punch ladle, by William Sumner & Richard Crossley, London, 1780

1 soup ladle, by John Ladyman, London, circa 1700

2 Early English basting spoons, matching crests, by John Millington, London, 1723 and maker's mark unclear, Newcastle, 1749

1 Dog Nose basting spoon, by Alice Sheene, London, 1706

1 Early English basting spoon, by Charles Dickson, Edinburgh, 1743

1 marrow spoon, by Henry Clarke, London, circa 1715

4 shell-bowl salt spoons, one by George Adams, London, 1857, one by Thomas Northcote of London, circa 1775, the other's with marks unclear

1 egg spoon, maker's mark IL?, Dublin

12 pieces

36 oz

1120 g

length of longest 14 ¾ in.

37.5 cm