Null George III, engraving after the painting by William Beechey. Wooden frame a…

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George III, engraving after the painting by William Beechey. Wooden frame and gilded stucco with palmettes. 15.50 x 13.50 cm - Framed: 32 x 30 cm - Traces of humidity.

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George III, engraving after the painting by William Beechey. Wooden frame and gilded stucco with palmettes. 15.50 x 13.50 cm - Framed: 32 x 30 cm - Traces of humidity.

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A group of George II and later spoons. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: a George II Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London, 1757, William Turner, with double drop to reverse of bowl and engraved with initials and the date 1757 to reverse of terminal, 20cm long; two George III spoons, one Old English pattern example with engraved terminal, London, 1774, Thomas Dealtry, 21cm long, the other Hanoverian pattern, possibly James Jones, c.1765, 21.2cm long; a shell picture back spoon, Old English pattern, c.1763, Thomas & William Chawner, 21.5cm; three bright cut engraved George III examples, including one London, 1792, George Gray, engraved with initials and date, 21.5cm long and one Dublin, 1804, Michael Keating, 22.8cm long, and six further Georgian spoons, several with engravings and monograms, total weight approx. 21.9ozt (13)

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A group of Georgian silver sugar tongs. Various dates and makers. The group including: two pairs of George III tongs by William Eley I & William Fearn, one 1801 and the other 1815, both with initials engraved to bridges, the longer example 14.3cm long; two pairs by Sarah & John William Blake, one with initials engraved to bridge, the longer example 14.3cm long; a late George III pair, 1820, James Beebe, with initials engraved to bridge, 14cm long; a George IV pair, London, 1821, William Seaman, with initials engraved to bridge, 14.5cm long; a further George IV pair, London, 1822, possibly Stephen Adams II, 14.5cm long; a further George IV pair, London, 1823, William Troby, with initials engraved to bridge, 14cm long; and other examples, all with plain bodies and some with engraved initials to bridges, total weight approx. 20.3ozt (a lot)

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