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A rare Aphrodite spoon, 1610-1630.
This exclusive form probably originated from the workshop of John Quick of Barnstaple. Perhaps less than twenty examples have been made dating between 1610-1630. This one has the mark of William Matthew who was working in the area of Bridgewater at the beginning of the 17th century.
Details of similar spoons given in Timothy Kents West Country Silver Spoons and their makers 1550 – 1750. Page 17 / 19.
8 1/8th inch
2 oz 2 ½ dwt

Probably contemporary initials R.S. on the back stem; the mark repeated three times.
£14,000.00

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A RARE APHRODITE SPOON, 1610-1630. (Click image for more info)

Elizabethan silver gilt seal top spoon. London 1573.
Maker I.P.
£ 4,250.00

6 ¾ inch
2oz 1dwt

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ELIZABETHAN SILVER GILT SEAL TOP SPOON. 1573. (Click image for more info)

James I Apostle spoon - St Matthew.
London 1604.
Maker William Caswell
1oz 19dwt

Reverse of bowl later pricked initials M.B. and date 1672
MC 1648 SW over MW.

£3,850.00

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JAMES I APOSTLE SPOON - ST MATTHEW. LONDON 1604. (Click image for more info)

Lion Sergeant Spoon. 1630-1635.

Maker A.B.
The finial showing signs of gilding.
Castle or Turret mark back of stem. Jackson Silver & Goldmarks. 1989 edition. Page 521-522.
West country possibly Bridgewater.
£3,850.00

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LION SERGEANT SPOON. 1630 - 1635. (Click image for more info)