M. FORD CREECH ANTIQUES & FINE ARTS

 

SET of SIX IRISH  PROVINCIAL GEORGE II CAST SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOONS

I.I Crowned & Another II, John Irish, Cork, Ireland, 1755

 

 

Each with upturned terminal cast as two shells between foliage over a bell-flower within shaped cartouche, the bowl heels also with a cast shell and scratch initialed A * B

 

See Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks, "Marks on Cork Plate, Table IV", for the I.I crowned mark found on a teaspoon; John Irish listed as working c1750-70; marks of I.I crowned, plus and additional I I above, legible at least in part on three

 

Condition : Light wear to the bowls and maker’s marks; maker’s mark partially obscured;

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4.5” Long / 2.8 oz.

 

SOLD

 

#6357

 

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For Other Cast Spoons, Click Below :

 

 

 

Set 6 George III Silver Private Dye-Stamped Dessert Spoons,

John Lampfert, London, 1770, crested for Elliston, London  

 

Set 6 Mid-18th Century Acanthus-Cast Silver Teaspoons,

with coat of arms for Todd to terminals

 

 

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https://www.mfordcreech.com/silver.html#table_silver

 

 

 

 

 

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Set of Six Irish Provincial George II Cast Silver Hanoverian Teaspoons, I.I Crowned, John Irish, Cork, Ireland, c1755  

 

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