A Charles I ascribed Wessex area seal-top spoon

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A Charles I ascribed Wessex area seal-top spoon
with a large 'Group A' terminal, pricked "W.G.I.W 1637" by Robert Tyte, Salisbury circa 1637, (T.R. monogram in bowl, animal and trefid on back of the stem) - 17cm long, 1.5oz.
Literature:
Kent, West Country Spoons and their Makers pp.140 for details of this maker and fig.64 for similar seal castings.
Jackson's Revised pp.272 for similar marks.
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