A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.

A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.
A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.
A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.
A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.
A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.

A very fine set of six George III Bright Cut Tablespoons made in London in 1791 by Godbehere & Wigan.

£750
Category

Flatware

Reference

342050

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The Tablespoons are modelled in the Old English Pattern and the stems are deeply engraved with bright cut borders and floral and foliate designs. In addition, they display a navette shaped cartouche engraved with the contemporary script initial S. Each spoon is in excellent condition, has a good bowl, crisp engraving and well struck hallmarks. A very fine set.



Length: 8.45 inches, 21.13cm.

Weight: 13oz.



Year

1791

Country

London

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