Marrow scoops and spoons, cheese scoops
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Description | Stock number |
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A marrow-spoon with double drop 8.5 inches long by John Wrenn, London 1738, scratch-initialled EC below the drop. Price: £420.00 |
8358 |
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A plain marrowscoop by Hester Bateman, London 1786. Price: £390.00 |
7974 |
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An all-silver Stilton scoop with Old English thread handle the scoop by Eley and Fearn, London 1800, the handle also 1800 by IT crested with a stag beneath the motto TRUTH PREVAILS for GORDON. Price: £385.00 |
2579 |
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An ivory-handled Stilton scoop by ?Richard Crossley?, London 1791 crested with a harp over initials WRB. Price: £385.00 |
1574 |
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A heavy Old English marrowspoon by Richard Gosling, London 1750 crested with a Continental crest. Price: £380.00 |
1293 |
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A Britannia standard plain marrowscoop by Isaac Davenport, London 1708(?). Price: £325.00 |
1800 |
| A plain marrowspoon by John Gorham, London 1739 crested with a wing. Price: £350.00 |
6375 | |
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A marrowscoop of unusual form probably by James McKay, Edinburgh 1817 crested with a griffin's head with key in beak. Price: £325.00 |
1695 |
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An unusually constructed marrowscoop, marked RG only probably for Robert Gordon of Edinburgh circa 1760. Price: £265.00 |
6864 |
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A fiddle shell marrowscoop by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, London 1810. Price: £265.00 |
1962 |
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A Colonial style marrowscoop with reversed bowls, made in 3 sections with pseudomarks similar to Birmingham 1835 and traces of a maker's mark, crested with a fox (or a coyote!?). Price: £240.00 |
8304 |
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An unusual marrow-scoop/sucket fork by Charles Boyton, London 1883. Price: £220.00 |
1614 |
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An unmarked marrowspoon with teaspoon bowl for long slender bones with 4.5 inch scoop; possibly Continental, circa 1780 (8 inches long in total). Price: £135.00 |
1995 |
