A Charles II tentatively ascribed West Country decorated Puritan spoon stamped at the top of the stem with a mask and foliate ornamentation, pricked on the back of the bowl "1668 F.G", marked on the bowl with a cinquefoil flowerhead motif, probably Bar | Christie's

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A Charles II tentatively ascribed West Country decorated Puritan spoon stamped at the top of the stem with a mask and foliate ornamentation, pricked on the back of the bowl "1668 F.G", marked on the bowl with a cinquefoil flowerhead motif, probably Bar

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A Charles II tentatively ascribed West Country decorated Puritan spoon stamped at the top of the stem with a mask and foliate ornamentation, pricked on the back of the bowl "1668 F.G", marked on the bowl with a cinquefoil flowerhead motif, probably Barnstaple circa 1668 - 17cm long, 1oz.
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