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A set of six rattail tablespoons of exceptional quality, made in London in 1718 by Philip Robinson, crested for the Bridgeman family with a later eighteenth century Baron's coronet (the family were created Barons Bradford in 1794).
Price: £3,750.00		 5370
A rat-tail tablespoon, by Paul De Lamerie London 1717, crested with a lion's head collared between two dragon's wings.
Price: £2,150.00 		5403
A dognose stuffing spoon with pronounced front rib, by William Scarlett, London 1699 or 1713, initialled {SSM}.
Price: £1,750.00		 4338

A dognose tablefork, by Henry Greene London 1703 engraved with the arms of Garland impaling Clayton in a widow's lozenge.
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                                                                                                   Around 1685 John Garland of Todwick, Yorkshire (1640-1691) married his second wife Elizabeth Clayton, daughter of William Clayton of Whitwell, Derbyshire. Following Garland's death in 1691 Elizabeth never remarried and died in 1735.

6544
A trefid tablespoon with decorated front and lace back, by Lawrence Coles London 1683, initialled {VL [over] P [over] IM}.
Price: £1,300.00		 5719
A dognose tablespoon of heavy gauge with beaded rat-tail , by William Petley London 1707, engraved with initials {RP} and date 1707 .
Price: £1,200.00		 6529
SN 8102 A rattail stuffing spoon 11.7 inches long by Thomas Spackman, London 1710.
Price: £1,125.00		 8102
An American dognose tablespoon, by John Coney of Boston, Massachusetts circa 1720, initialled {MC [over] TA} and dated 1728.
Price: £950.00		 5757
A dognose tablespoon, by William Scarlett London 1708, initialled {MB [over] IB} .
Price: £510.00		 6319
An engraved trefid teaspoon with flame back, by EH of London circa 1690 .
Price: 		5841
A pair of rat-tail tablespoons, by Henry Clarke London 1718 initialled {SMN}.
Price: £450.00		 5723
A trefid tablespoon, by Jacques Limbour of Jersey circa 1780, initialled {AGD} .
Price: £425.00		 5826
4 rattail teaspoons by John Millington, London circa 1725 initialled W.
Price: £425.00		 1927
A dognose tablespoon with beaded rat-tail, by Andrew Archer London circa 1700, initialled BRE .
Price: £395.00		 5756

A dognose teaspoon, by {ID (over) P}, London circa 1700, crested for Fraser. This maker was assumed to be of Huguenot origin but previously unidentified.
Price: £325.00
                                                                                                         A reasonable candidate for the mark is Jacques du Portail listed as 'de Paris Orfevre' who died at St. Martin's Lane between 1715 and 1717 aged 68 (see p. 549 of Evans' Huguenot Goldsmiths, published in 1933).

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A rat-tail tablespoon, Exeter circa 1725 by James Strang, initialled [IP IB 1724].
Price: £325.00		 3673
A rat-tail tablespoon, by Nathaniel Roe London 1717, initialled {TP}.
Price: £265.00		 5427
A rat-tail tablespoon, by Thomas Mann London 1722, engraved with the arms of the Maynard or Agnew family .
Price: £245.00		 6051
A rattail tablespoon, by Henry Clarke London 1718 initialled {SMN}.
Price: £225.00		 5725
An engraved trefid teaspoon, by Sebastian and James Crespell London circa 1760, initialled {E}.
Price: 		5289
A rat-tail tablespoon, by Jeremiah Lee London 1730, initialled {WS} and also engraved 'May 2 1726' .
Price: £195.00		 6048
A rat-tail tablespoon, London 1725 by Arnett and Pocock, engraved with a complex monogram and the initial {M} .
Price: £175.00		 6192
A rattail tablespoon, by Robert Sallam London 1766 .
Price: £165.00		 6110
A dognose teaspoon with pronounced front rib, unmarked circa 1720, crested for Fowke .
Price: £110.00
                                                                                                                  1 of 4 spoons available 		6174z
A rattail teaspoon with decorated front, circa 1725, crested with an eagle's head, in beak an oak sprig.
Price: £110.00
                                                          		 5445
A rat-tail teaspoon, by Hugh Arnett and Edward Pocock London circa 1720, initialled {MS} .
Price: 		6531