LOT 256 A pair of early George II sterling silver tablespoons, London 1728 by Joseph Smith I (this mark reg.
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A pair of early George II sterling silver tablespoons, London 1728 by Joseph Smith I (this mark reg. 3 rd May 1728) Hanoverian pattern with single drop bowls, the terminals engraved with a crest of a demi lion rapant ducally crowned and holding between the paws an escutcheon charged with an estoile, all over an initial C in flourished cursive script. Together with a George I table spoon, London 1723 makers mark obliterated, Hanoverian pattern with rat tail, the terminal engraved with a contemporaneous crest of two lances in saltier, the pennons charged with a cross formee gu., the spears enfiled with a chaplet. Each fully marked. (3) Length – 20.5 cm / 8.1 inches Gross Weight – 187 grams / 6.01 ozt The first crest is for Tyssen, latterly Baron Amhurst of Hackney The second crest is for Peck of Samford Hill, Essex and Wood Pelling and Methwould, Norfolk. This spoon: bought Sotheby’s 20th Nov 1958 (part-lot, £16) Collection of Anthony Aston Smith (1929-2010)
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