PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.

PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.
PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.
PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.
PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.

PAUL STORR. A fine set of six George III Spoons made in London in 1817 by Paul Storr.

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The Spoons are made in the Old English Pattern and are in excellent condition with good bowls. They are of an unusual size, inbetween that of a teaspoon and dessert spoon. The top of each stem is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials and each is very well marked.

Length: 5.75 inches, 14.4cm

Year

1817

Country

London

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