A pair of George IV Sauce Ladles made in London in 1823 by Eley & Fearn

A pair of George IV Sauce Ladles made in London in 1823 by Eley & Fearn

A pair of George IV Sauce Ladles made in London in 1823 by Eley & Fearn

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Serving Pieces

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The Ladles were made by William Eley & William Fearn in the rare Old English Shell Pattern and have deep circular bowls. The ladles are of a very good gauge and are engraved on the reverse of the stem with a set of contemporary script initials.



Length: 7 inches

Year

1823

Country

London

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