Motespoons and strainers
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Description | Stock number |
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An oval lemon-strainer with gadrooned border and shell-decorated lyre handles by Robert Gray, Glasgow 1819 incorporating cast hourglass crest at both ends also marked with an import mark. Price: £1,900.00 |
2172 |
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A motespoon with engraved decoration maker's mark illegible, 1739-1755. Price:  |
1934 |
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A motespoon conventionally pierced with crosses and fol-de-rols above and below, with unusual and crisp cast back; sterling mark only circa 1750. Price: £420.00 |
1992 |
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A motespoon conventionally pierced with crosses and fol-de-rols and double knop London, circa 1750 maker's mark partially struck ?A.D? animal above. Price: £370.00 |
1991 |
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A motespoon sparsely pierced with crosses and fol-de-rols above and below probably by William Cattell, London circa 1770. Price: £340.00 |
1993 |
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A plain motespoon of superior gauge 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 'hanging' teastrainer with woven wire body, marked on both suspensory prongs maker not apparent, London 1812. Price: |
1342 |
