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MARK OF ANDREW ARCHER, LONDON, 1717, BRITANNIA STANDARD
Details
A George I silver basting-spoon
Mark of Andrew Archer, London, 1717, Britannia standard
Hanoverian pattern, the oval bowl with rattail, engraved with a crest of a phoenix's head rising out of a ducal coronet and with a branch in its beak, marked on stem
11¾in. (29.7cm.) long
3oz. (106gr.)
Mark of Andrew Archer, London, 1717, Britannia standard
Hanoverian pattern, the oval bowl with rattail, engraved with a crest of a phoenix's head rising out of a ducal coronet and with a branch in its beak, marked on stem
11¾in. (29.7cm.) long
3oz. (106gr.)
Provenance
Bought from Walter H. Wilson, circa 1965.
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis
Sale room notice
Please note that the numbers on the illustration are reversed.
The large basting spoon is lot 336.
The sugar-vase and sifting-spoon is lot 337.
The large basting spoon is lot 336.
The sugar-vase and sifting-spoon is lot 337.