Three Early English Silver Serving Spoons

Includes a George I tablespoon, partially rubbed "M" maker's mark, London (1720); and a George II tablespoon, rubber maker's mark, London (1749); both a near pair with partial rattails and uniform "S I M" monograms; and an Irish William IV silver stuffing spoon, mark Charles Marsh, Dublin (1831), featuring a rattail and "C" monogram.

The largest 9 3/8 in.

5.85 total troy oz.

From the Collection of Josephine Chapman Borthwick, Pinehurst, North Carolina

Good estate condition, some minor pitting and scratches.