A very fine set of four George III Feather edge Salt Spoons made in London circa 1775 by Walter Tweedie.

A very fine set of four George III Feather edge Salt Spoons made in London circa 1775 by Walter Tweedie.
A very fine set of four George III Feather edge Salt Spoons made in London circa 1775 by Walter Tweedie.
A very fine set of four George III Feather edge Salt Spoons made in London circa 1775 by Walter Tweedie.

A very fine set of four George III Feather edge Salt Spoons made in London circa 1775 by Walter Tweedie.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Flatware

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The Salt Spoons have Old English, Feather edge, pattern stems, which are each engraved at the top with a contemporary Crest.  The bowl is beautifully modelled as a raying shell and each is well marked with the maker's mark and sterling mark.  All pieces are in excellent condition.

Length: 4.25 inches, 10.63 cm

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