GEORGE III/IV HOURGLASS PATTERN TABLE SILVER, PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1809-20 |

comprising: 6 table spoons, 1820; 10 table forks, 1815/20; 4 dessert spoons, 1813-20; 2 dessert forks, one 1817, the other William Chawner, London, 1830; 9 teaspoons, 1816-20; 6 table knives, 1812/19, with later steel blades; a silver-gilt fruit knife, 1809, with engraved silver blade; and another fruit knife, 1819, die-stamped with laurel leaves paterae, and shells, most pieces crested or initialled 

Property of Dr. and Mrs. John Hashim, Christie's, New York, 23 October 2000, lot 384 (part)

All pieces clearly marked. The table knife blades later replaced. Some of the spoon bowls a little thin and sharp. Some fork tines a little short and all handles with signs of wear. Otherwise good overall.
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