Eighteen Irish Fiddle pattern spoons, various makers, Dublin, 1804-1834
Decorative Arts, Furniture, Jewellery and Silver
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Eighteen Irish Fiddle pattern spoons, various makers, Dublin, 1804-1834
eight terminals variously engraved, comprising: six dinner spoons and twelve dessert spoons, 860g all in
(18)
Notes
George III dinner spoons: 435g all in
four: Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1805
two: William Ward, Dublin, 1805
Dessert spoons: 425g all in
six George III: Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1804
six William IV: James Brady, Dublin, 1834, also stamped 'NEILL', the bowls with rat-tail to the reverse
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