Elizabethan apostle spoons
WebTogether with an Elizabethan lion sejant spoon, and two Elizabethan seal top spoons, circa 1600 (12) Special notice No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at … WebThis silver seal top spoon dates from the mid-Elizabeth I period and bears and a great set of hallmarks for the specialist spoon maker Richard Pinder who was free in 1550 last mentioned in 1579 - maker's mark RP with annulet below. ... Elizabethan Seal-top Spoon, 1579; Elizabethan Seal-top Spoon, 1579 ... Fine Quality Apostle Spoon, 1632 Sold ...
Elizabethan apostle spoons
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WebFor Sale on 1stDibs - Elizabeth I apostle spoon, St James the Lesser with nimbus, London 1571 having 'AP' mono carved about London Lion head mark, makers mark a campanula … WebHanoverian (Rat-tail) This pattern of flatware is so named because its manufacture spanned most of the 18th Century, coinciding with the reigns of George I, II and III (part) of the House of Hanover dynasty. Its earliest form from circa 1710 has a long rat-tail to the reverse of the bowl, and a central ridge to the front of the stem.
WebThis is a good honest Elizabethan silver slip top spoon with all the typical features that one would expect. It has a plain, hexagonal stem that tapers outwards towards the terminal upon which is engraved with the initial "S" … WebElizabethan silver apostle spoons, Queen Mary I seal top spoons, Henry XVIII lion sejants and more Tudor period silver spoons are offered on this page. 01594 546328 …
WebCommander How (English and Scottish Silver Spoons, Vol II, pg 300) depicts an Elizabethan Apostle spoon with pierced bowl, which he describes as a very fine spoon with later piercing circa 1740. He notes … WebGary Germer reveals an amazing collection of silver spoons found in a hoarder house located in a small town in Oregon. This silver is over 400 years old! The...
WebApostle spoons, popular in England and Germany, feature an apostle or a saint at the end of the handle. The spoons symbolize the Last Supper of Christ, and are mainly used for …
WebElizabethan Apostle Spoon, 1579 Sold Spoon - St John Apostle - London 1579 by Nicholas Bartholomew - 18.1cm long; 56g - SG/6970 Sorry, this item is out of stock. This is a fine example of a mid-Elizabethan … days gap civil warWebApostle spoons, popular in England and Germany, feature an apostle or a saint at the end of the handle. The spoons symbolize the Last Supper of Christ, and are mainly used for … days funeral home randolph vtWebHow, Silver Spoons and Pre Elizabethan Hall Marks on English Plate, Vol II, plate 34.9, to compare the distinctive style of the "Astor" St. Matthew apostle figure with this one. … days gap between march 29 to august 15WebTitle: Apostle Spoon. Date: ca. 1490. Culture: British. Medium: Silver, partial gilt. Dimensions: Overall: 6 15/16 x 1 15/16 x 11/16 in. (17.6 x 5 x 1.8 cm) Classification: Metalwork-Silver. Credit Line: The Cloisters Collection, … gaza imprisoned wedding loansWebWilliam Cawdell was one of the major silver spoon makers of the late Elizabethan and James I periods. His spoon are always of the highest quality and this superb apostle … gaza history of conflictWebSilver apostle spoons, seal top, maidenhead, slip top, puritan, trefid and dog nose are among the early spoons offered from our stock on this page. 01594 546328 [email protected] gaza imprisoned weddingWebA set of 12 Elizabethan "Apostle" spoons were recently offered for sale at Messrs. CHRISTIE'S. "Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, June 24, 1914" by Various These were called "apostle spoons," because the extremity of the handle was formed into the figure of one or other of the apostles. gaza health ministry