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Charles 11 trefid spoon by Thomas Cory, London 1679. Prick-dot engraved initials RO over WO over 1679. 7.7 inches long; 1.5 ounces
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Queen Anne silver dognose spoon by Samuel Lee, London 1704. Engraved on the reverse of the handle with initials G over RM. 7.9 inches long; 1.9 ounces
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James 1 silver seal top spoon by James Cluatt, London 1611. The seal engraved with later script initials MET. 6.1 inches long; 0.85 ounces
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Commonwealth period silver slip top spoon by Jeremy Johnson, London circa 1655 (lacking date letter). 7 inches long; 1.6 ounces
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Charles 1 silver slip top spoon by Daniel Cary, London 1630. The slip end stamped with initials S over GS; the back of the bowl with a prick-dot cypher. 6.5 inches long; 1.4 ounces
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Pair of Charles 11 trefid spoons with decorated rat-tails, each engraved with a crest of a greyhound’s head. Made by Thomas Issod, London 1682. (Marks on one lightly struck). 7.9 inches long; 3.6 ounces
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Charles 1 seal top spoon, by Edward Hole, London probably 1634 (date letter lightly struch across the stem). The finial with prick-dot initials M over SM. 6.25 inches long; 1.1 ounces