QUEEN ANNE. A Britannia Standard Dognose Spoon made in London in 1705 by Henry Green.

QUEEN ANNE. A Britannia Standard Dognose Spoon made in London in 1705 by Henry Green.
QUEEN ANNE. A Britannia Standard Dognose Spoon made in London in 1705 by Henry Green.
QUEEN ANNE. A Britannia Standard Dognose Spoon made in London in 1705 by Henry Green.

QUEEN ANNE. A Britannia Standard Dognose Spoon made in London in 1705 by Henry Green.

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British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

163185

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The Spoon is modelled in the Dognose style and displays a plain rat tail on the reverse of the bowl. This spoon is of a very good gauge and colour and is engraved at the top of the stem with a set of contemporary initials.

Length: 8 inches, 20 cm.

Year

1705

Country

London

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