A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.

A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.
A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.
A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.
A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.

A very fine pair of Serving Spades made in London in 1856 by George Adams.

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The Serving Spades are modelled in a very elegant interpretation of the Fiddle pattern with rounded rectangular bowls. The top of the stems are engraved with a contemporary Crest and chapeau.  Both pieces are in excellent condition and are of a thick gauge.  The reverse of each piece are very well marked including a journeyman's mark.Length: 9.5 inches, 23.75 cm.Width of bowls: 2.25 inches, 5.63cm.Weight: 8oz.

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