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Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838

LOT NO 2528

STOCK NO 184882

Four silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising George IV pair, engraved with stork and serpent crest, hallmarked William M Traies, London 1827 and a Victorian pair, hallmarked Mary Chawner, London 1838
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£360

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Discover this exquisite set of four silver Kings pattern table spoons at Duggleby Auctioneers. The collection includes a pair from the George IV era, featuring an elegant engraving of a stork and serpent crest. These spoons are hallmarked by William M Traies in London in 1827.

Additionally, this set boasts a Victorian pair, with hallmarks from Mary Chawner in London, dated 1838. The intricate design of the Kings pattern adds a touch of sophistication to these table spoons, making them a perfect addition to any silverware collection. Bid now and elevate your dining experience with these stunning pieces of history.


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