Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778

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  • Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778
  • Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778
  • Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778

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Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778

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Two George III silver berry spoons, Hester Bateman and Thomas Wallis I, London, 1774 and 1778
both Old English pattern, spoon bowls and terminals later chased and engraved with berries and foliate, the bowl edges scalloped, all in 105g
length: 21,5cm

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