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A similar Coburg pattern table service by Paul Storr sold in these Rooms, 17 May 2011, lot 157.
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MARK OF PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1812-1821, WITH SOME ADDITIONS
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A MAGNIFICENT REGENCY AND LATER SILVER TABLE SERVICE
MARK OF PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1812-1821, with some additions
Coburg pattern, comprising:
Eighteen tablespoons, one 1812, five 1813, one 1814, three 1815, seven 1819, one J. & S. Savory, 1847, fourteen engraved with three crests
Eighteen dessert spoons, one 1812, eight 1813, two 1819, six 1821, one William, Charles & Henry Eley, 1824, thirteen engraved with a crest
Twelve teaspoons, ten 1814, two recast
Twelve smaller teaspoons, ten 1818, two recast; three possibly altered
Six smaller silver-gilt teaspoons, 1814, the reverse of bowls engraved with coronet and order of knighthood
Forty-two table forks, nine 1813, thirteen 1814, one 1816, nineteen 1819
Twelve dessert forks, six 1813, six 1819
Eighteen table knives, with stainless steel blades, five 1812, two 1814, nine by George Adams, 1845, one Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, 1907, eight with a Duke's badge
Eighteen dessert knives, with stainless steel blades, five 1813, eight 1819, five 1821, with three crests
Twelve fruit knives, with silver blades, one 1819, eleven 1820, with crest
One pair of serving tongs, 1813, with crest
Four silver-gilt small serving spades, 1818, with crest
One silver-gilt ice cream spade, 1818, with crest
Two sauce ladles, 1819
One basting spoon, 1819, with crest
Six salt spoons, four 1820, two 1821, one Storr mark overstriking, four with crest
One condiment spoon, circa 1812, with crest
One sugar sifter, 1812, with crest
in a fitted mahogany canteen with brass mounts
351 oz. (10,938 gr.) weighable silver (185)
MARK OF PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1812-1821, with some additions
Coburg pattern, comprising:
Eighteen tablespoons, one 1812, five 1813, one 1814, three 1815, seven 1819, one J. & S. Savory, 1847, fourteen engraved with three crests
Eighteen dessert spoons, one 1812, eight 1813, two 1819, six 1821, one William, Charles & Henry Eley, 1824, thirteen engraved with a crest
Twelve teaspoons, ten 1814, two recast
Twelve smaller teaspoons, ten 1818, two recast; three possibly altered
Six smaller silver-gilt teaspoons, 1814, the reverse of bowls engraved with coronet and order of knighthood
Forty-two table forks, nine 1813, thirteen 1814, one 1816, nineteen 1819
Twelve dessert forks, six 1813, six 1819
Eighteen table knives, with stainless steel blades, five 1812, two 1814, nine by George Adams, 1845, one Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, 1907, eight with a Duke's badge
Eighteen dessert knives, with stainless steel blades, five 1813, eight 1819, five 1821, with three crests
Twelve fruit knives, with silver blades, one 1819, eleven 1820, with crest
One pair of serving tongs, 1813, with crest
Four silver-gilt small serving spades, 1818, with crest
One silver-gilt ice cream spade, 1818, with crest
Two sauce ladles, 1819
One basting spoon, 1819, with crest
Six salt spoons, four 1820, two 1821, one Storr mark overstriking, four with crest
One condiment spoon, circa 1812, with crest
One sugar sifter, 1812, with crest
in a fitted mahogany canteen with brass mounts
351 oz. (10,938 gr.) weighable silver (185)