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Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot Luncheon Forks In the George I style

SKU: 59773798542

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Description

In the George I style

A Scottish George III silver salver by James McKay

Engraved with a family crest on the reverse

A sterling silver dessert spoon in Georgian Plain pattern by Birks

Adjustable X shape with sliding pierced shell supports on scroll legs with pierced shell feet (to accommodate dishes of different sizes)

Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot Luncheon Forks In the George I styleAn early Victorian sterling silver teapot by William Hunter, hallmarked London 1862. Baluster shaped, engraved with ornate acanthus and scrolls, acanthus capped scroll handle. Engraved with a family crest. Length of teapot handle to spout 8. 7" (22cm), capacity of teapot 5 cups (1250ml), total weight 24. 4 troy oz (760g)

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