Lot Details & Additional Photographs
The first, a George III serving spoon, London (1808), with a partially rubbed mark likely for William Seaman, without a monogram; the second, a George III mustard ladle with gold wash bowl, mark of Solomon Royes & John East Dix, London (1819), without a monogram; a George III baby spoon with mark of John Thornton, Birmingham (1795), with bright cut monogram and engraved handle and bowl; and a George IV mustard ladle, rubbed maker's mark, London (1828), without a monogram.
The largest (11 3/4 in.)
3.65 total troy oz.
The baby spoon and George IV mustard ladle with denting to bowls.
