Marrow scoops and spoons, cheese scoops
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A marrow scoop with bowls reversed, by Thomas Hammersley of New York (1727-1781) circa 1750, engraved E. Bloomer. Price: £1,950.00 |
4528 |
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A marrow scoop, by John Ladyman London 1712, initialled {S [over] ES} . Price: £525.00 |
5843 |
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An ivory-handled stilton scoop, London 1802 by William Eley and William Fearn, crested with an arm holding a ring. Price: £465.00 |
3583 |
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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 marrowscoop, by William Scarlett London 1715, initialled {IR} . Price: £395.00 |
6245 |
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A plain marrow scoop, Dublin 1774 by John Craig. Price: £395.00 |
3299 |
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A marrow scoop Dublin, circa 1760 by Alexander Richards, crested with a crowned lion. Price: £395.00 |
3122 |
| A plain marrowspoon by John Gorham, London 1739 crested with a wing. Price: £350.00 |
6375 | |
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A scrollback marrowspoon, by IL (attributed to John Lampfert) London 1765. Price: £330.00 |
4300 |
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A teaspoon-sized marrowspoon, by George Smith and William Fearn London 1793 . Price: £325.00 |
6435 |
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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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A marrowscoop, by Samuel Hutton London 1738, crested with a peacock for the Manners family. Price: £320.00 |
6077 |
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A marrow scoop made in London in 1724 with indistinct maker's mark and a small additional 'P' engraved with complex monogram. Price: £320.00 This small 'P' mark is usually associated with the Scarlett family of spoonmakers |
4553 |
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A marrow scoop, by Jeremiah King London 1749, crested with a greyhound couchant and initialled {B}. Price: £295.00 |
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A fiddle, thread and shell pattern marrow scoop, by William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner London 1815 . Price: £265.00 |
6069 |
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An unusually constructed marrowscoop, marked RG only probably for Robert Gordon of Edinburgh circa 1760. Price: £265.00 |
6864 |
![John Ladyman London 1712, initialled {S [over] ES}](images/5843msco.jpg){kind=link}
