A rare George III Butter Spade made in London in 1795 by Abstainando King.

A rare George III Butter Spade made in London in 1795 by Abstainando King.
A rare George III Butter Spade made in London in 1795 by Abstainando King.

A rare George III Butter Spade made in London in 1795 by Abstainando King.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

163157

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The Butter Spade has a beautiful heart shaped blade with prick dot and herring bone engraved border. The centre of the blade is engraved with a Classical medallion surrounded by a starburst motif. The handle is made of green stained ivory.

Length: 6.9 inches, 17.25cm.

Year

1795

Country

London

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