An early George III Soup Ladle made in London in 1766 by Thomas & William Chawner

An early George III Soup Ladle made in London in 1766 by Thomas & William Chawner
An early George III Soup Ladle made in London in 1766 by Thomas & William Chawner
An early George III Soup Ladle made in London in 1766 by Thomas & William Chawner

An early George III Soup Ladle made in London in 1766 by Thomas & William Chawner

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Serving Pieces

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The Soup Ladle has a deep scallop shell bowl and the Old English Pattern stem is decorated with an outer feather edge border. The top of the stem is also engraved with a set of contemporary initials and Crest, all surrounded by a foliate cartouche. This piece is very well bottom marked on the reverse.

Length: 13.1 inches

Year

1766

Country

London

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