A set of eleven George III bright-cut Old English pattern dessert spoons, each marked on the reverse of the bowl with a lion passant and maker's initials only, George Smith, London circa 1775, with a matching George IV dessert spoon, London 1829; and a set of six matching but later dessert forks, the bright-cut engraving probably later - 22.75oz. (18) | Christie's

Lot 33

A set of eleven George III bright-cut Old English pattern dessert spoons, each marked on the reverse of the bowl with a lion passant and maker's initials only, George Smith, London circa 1775, with a matching George IV dessert spoon, London 1829; and a set of six matching but later dessert forks, the bright-cut engraving probably later - 22.75oz. (18)

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A set of eleven George III bright-cut Old English pattern dessert spoons, each marked on the reverse of the bowl with a lion passant and maker's initials only, George Smith, London circa 1775, with a matching George IV dessert spoon, London 1829; and a set of six matching but later dessert forks, the bright-cut engraving probably later - 22.75oz. (18)

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