Exeter. A rare Mustard Spoon made in Exeter in 1839 by W.R. Sobey.

Exeter. A rare Mustard Spoon made in Exeter in 1839 by W.R. Sobey.
Exeter. A rare Mustard Spoon made in Exeter in 1839 by W.R. Sobey.

Exeter. A rare Mustard Spoon made in Exeter in 1839 by W.R. Sobey.

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The Mustard Spoon has a Fiddle pattern stem and elongated egg shaped bowl. Very well marked on the reverse.



Length: 4.75 inches, 11.88cm

Year

1839

Country

Exeter

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