Marrow scoops and spoons, cheese scoops

Marrow scoops and spoons, cheese and stilton 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
A marrow scoop, by John Ladyman London 1712, initialled {S [over] ES} .
Price: £525.00		 5843
An ivory-handled stilton scoop, London 1802 by William Eley and William Fearn, crested with an arm holding a ring.
Price: £465.00		 3583
Antique silver marrow spoon 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
A marrowscoop, by William Scarlett London 1715, initialled {IR} .
Price: £395.00		 6245
A plain marrow scoop, Dublin 1774 by John Craig.
Price: £395.00		 3299
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
A scrollback marrowspoon, by IL (attributed to John Lampfert) London 1765.
Price: £330.00		 4300
A teaspoon-sized marrowspoon, by George Smith and William Fearn London 1793 .
Price: £325.00		 6435
Antique silver marrow scoop 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
A marrowscoop, by Samuel Hutton London 1738, crested with a peacock for the Manners family.
Price: £320.00		 6077
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
A marrow scoop, by Jeremiah King London 1749, crested with a greyhound couchant and initialled {B}.
Price: £295.00		 5314z
A fiddle, thread and shell pattern marrow scoop, by William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner London 1815 .
Price: £265.00		 6069
An unusually constructed marrowscoop, marked RG only probably for Robert Gordon of Edinburgh circa 1760.
Price: £265.00		 6864

A fiddle thread marrowscoop, by George Adams London 1855, engraved with the combined crest of the Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry and of the 4th Baron Rivers .
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                                                                                                                  'The Dorsetshire Regiment of Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry' was formed in 1830 and in 1846 George, 4th Baron Rivers (1810-1866) was appointed Lieutenant Colonel. In 1856 he was further promoted to Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, a post he held until his death 10 years later.

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