Condiment spoons:
Salt, mustard, snuff and ginger spoons
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Description | Stock number |
| A threaded Hanoverian gold snuffspoon, possibly Continental circa 1760 unmarked. Price: £395.00 |
4837 | |
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6 brightcut Old English saltspoons by George Adams, London 1876 crested with a demi-lion rampant. Price: £195.00 |
1551 |
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An Old English snuffspoon by ?Coline Allan, Aberdeen circa 1750. Price: £175.00 |
9996 |
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6 fiddle pattern saltspoons by George Adams, London 1852 crested: beneath a viscount's coronet a roaring lion with shield under paw for Viscount Ebrington, eldest son of Earl Fortescue. Price: £140.00 |
8276 |
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6 Hanoverian rattail mustardspoons, by Gibson & Langman, London 1882 crested with knight in armour beneath a coronet for Valentine Lawless, 4th Baron Cloncurry. Price:  (See also 1517,1518,1519, 1521) |
1520 |
| 6 Hanoverian rattail mustardspoons, by Gibson & Langman, London 1882 crested with knight in armour beneath a coronet for Valentine Lawless, 4th Baron Cloncurry. Price: £135.00 (See also 1517,1518,1519, 1520) |
1521 | |
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4 Old English saltspoons with fan-shaped shovel bowls by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1803. Price: £135.00 |
1290 |
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4 small shell-bowl saltspoons with architectural terminals by Fenton Bros, Sheffield 1894. The spoons are perfectly made but have not yet been properly cleaned. Price: £120.00 |
8460 |
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A snuffspoon with cast floral decoration front and back by I.?, London circa 1750. Price: £80.00 |
8580 |
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A pair of Old English snuffspoons by John Baddeley(?), London 1818. Price: £75.00 |
9712 |
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A pair of Old English condiment spoons with pear-shaped bowls by Thomas Purver and Edward Furnice, London 1814 crested with an estoile between antlers. This was a short-lived partnership. Price: £68.00 |
9715 |
| An Old English condiment ladle by William Welch I, Exeter circa 1790 initialled JEP. Price: £65.00 |
8637 | |
| A pair of fiddle pattern saltspoons by Francis Clarke, Birmingham 1830. Price: £60.00 |
5069 | |
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A pair of fiddle pattern Irish mustard spoons, 5 inches long by John Smythe, Dublin 1853 crested with a demi-lion rampant. Price: £65.00 |
1023 |
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A pair of fiddle, thread and shell saltspoons by J. & A. Savory, London 1835. Price: £58.00 (see also 9951b below) |
9951a |
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A pair of 'Mongolian mask' terminal saltspoons by JG & Sons, Birmingham 1875. Price: £55.00 |
9504 |
| A pair of bright-cut saltspoons by Samuel Wintle, London 1784 initialled JMD. Price: £55.00 |
6574 | |
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An unmarked cast saltspoon with double shell bowl and residual gilding unmarked, circa 1780. Price: £55.00 |
8545 |
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A fiddle pattern condiment ladle by George Adams, London 1867 crested with a double eagle. Price: £52.00 |
8507 |
| 3 fiddle pattern saltspoons by Hayne and Cater, London 1857. Price: £52.00 |
4978 | |
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An Onslow saltspoon with shell bowl by Francis Higgins, London 1862. Price: £45.00 |
1627 |
| An Old English condiment ladle by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1799. Price: £42.00 |
7741 | |
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An Old English condiment ladle by Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1794 crested with a roaring demi-lion grasping a crescent over initials M and GSD. Price: £42.00 |
9713 |
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A pair of Hanoverian rattail mustardspoons, by George Adams, London 1882 crested with a knight in armour beneath a coronet for Valentine Lawless, 4th Baron Cloncurry. Price: £35.00 (See also 1517,1519,1520,1521) |
1518 |
| A pair of Hanoverian rattail mustardspoons, by George Adams, London 1882 crested with a knight in armour beneath a coronet for Valentine Lawless, 4th Baron Cloncurry. Price: £35.00 (See also 1518,1519,1520,1521) |
1517 | |
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A fiddle pattern mustardspoon with gilt bowl by W.R. Sobey, Exeter 1844 initialled FET. Price: £35.00 |
1075 |
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An Old English brightcut condiment spoon with gilt bowl by David Reid, Newcastle 1854 initialled C (and made to match 1465 above). Price: £32.00 |
1464 |
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A fiddle pattern mustardspoon by the Lias Brothers, London 1830 initialled JMD. Price: £32.00 |
1133 |
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An Old English cream/condiment ladle with gilt bowl by John Lambe (probably), London circa 1780. Price: £32.00 |
9537 |
| A pair of beaded saltspoons London 1874 by Robert Hughes. Price: £32.00 |
1609 | |
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A fiddle pattern mustard-spoon Dublin 1814, maker's mark lightly struck, initialled C. Price: £32.00 |
1170 |
| A feather-edge condiment ladle bottom marked, marks worn, circa 1770. Price: £32.00 |
7105 | |
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An Old English condiment ladle by William Easterbrook, London 1824. Price: £28.00 |
9620 |
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A (single) fiddle, thread and shell saltspoon by J. & A. Savory, London 1835. Price: £28.00 (see also 9951a above) |
9951b |
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An Old English saltspoon with shell bowl and brightcut handle by James Phipps, London 1790 initialled WSP. Price: £28.00 |
1503 |
| A ?Continental saltspoon with rilled stem, pearshaped finial and turned up bowl makers mark illegible. Price: £28.00 |
8325 | |
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A fiddle pattern mustardspoon marked BB, probably for Barzilai Benjamin of Newhaven, Connecticut circa 1840 initialled GSH. Price: £25.00 |
9083a |
| A fiddle pattern mustardspoon marked BB, probably for Barzilai Benjamin of Newhaven, Connecticut circa 1840 initialled GSH. Price: |
9083b | |
| A fiddle pattern saltspoon by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1830 initialled JP. Price: £19.00 |
1297 | |
