Motespoons and strainers
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A beaded duty drawback lemon strainer by Aldridge and Green, London 1785 with clear drawback mark. Price: £2,200.00 |
8933 |
A lemon strainer 5.25 inches overall with reeded bowl by Aldridge and Green, London 1770 initialled RL on the clip.
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A shellback motespoon marks squeezed, circa 1750 initialled SF. Price: |
6950 |
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A plain motespoon of superior guage probably by Elias Cachart, London 1739-55. Price: £295.00 |
9324 |
| A motespoon of conventional form marked twice with a squeezed maker's mark. Price: £295.00 |
6972 | |
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A conical basket tea-strainer with decorated lip by William Parker, London 1823. Price: £265.00 |
9586 |
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A basket tea-strainer by William Esterbrook, London 1823. Price: £225.00 |
9399 |
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A 'hanging' teastrainer with woven wire body, marked on both suspensory prongs maker not apparent, London 1812. Price: £185.00 |
1342 |
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A tea-infuser spoon with plain Old English handle and slip-off lid by WJC & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1894. Price: £175.00 |
9564 |
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A pair of unpierced mote-spoons of otherwise typical form with the backs of the bowls engraved with flames by Hayne and Cater, London 1860 crested with a lion grasping a ? Price: £150.00 |
1496 |
