Gorringe's Autumn Fine Art & Antiques Sale
28th September 2021
28th September 2021
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Lot 580<br />
A William & Mary silver<br />
trefid spoon, London, 1689,<br />
attributed to Lawrence Coles,<br />
19.5cm long, 1.8 oz.<br />
Lot 581<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A provincial English silver<br />
trefid spoon, marks untraced,<br />
initialled to terminal underside<br />
‘IRS’, c1670-90 , 19.5cm long,<br />
1.4 oz.<br />
Lot 582<br />
£500 - 800<br />
An Elizabeth I silver gilt<br />
Apostle spoon, likely St.<br />
Thomas, possibly Patrick<br />
Brue, London, 1592, 18cm<br />
long, 2.1 oz (possibly regilded)<br />
Lot 583<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A George III Old English<br />
fancy back silver tablespoon,<br />
London 1776 by Hester<br />
Bateman, 22cm long, 1.6 oz.<br />
Lot 584<br />
£100 - 200<br />
A George III Channel Islands<br />
silver trefid spoon, initialled<br />
‘H’ over ‘B.E’ attributed to<br />
Jacques Quesnel, marked<br />
‘I.Q’, c1770, 19cm long, 1 oz.<br />
Lot 585<br />
£200 - 400<br />
A George III Channel Islands<br />
silver tablespoon, initialled<br />
‘S.D.C’ over ‘K.A’, inscribed<br />
1798, attributed to Jacques<br />
Quesnel, marked ‘I.Q’ and<br />
cannon mark, 20cm long, 1.2<br />
oz.<br />
£200 - 400<br />
580<br />
581<br />
582<br />
583<br />
584<br />
585<br />
586<br />
106<br />
Lot 586<br />
A George II silver mote spoon,<br />
c1750 by Ebenezer Coker, the<br />
bowl with shell back, 13.7cm.<br />
£150 - 250<br />
587
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