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Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812
Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812

Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Tale Spoon John Lias Antique London Circa 1812

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DBR240583.T

£95.00​

Antique Early 19th Century Top Quality Sterling Silver Table Spoon in the Old English Pattern, the handle terminal to the spoon being detailed with the letter 'O' in a scrolled font, likely representing the original owners household namesake.
The Spoon measures 22.3 cm in length, is in well preserved original condition and impressed to the reveres of the handle terminal with good clear markings indicating London assay office circa 1812 with the makers mark for John Lias, also present is the Duty mark for King George III.

weight : 72.7 grams