A very fine Cheese Scoop made in London in 1846 by George Adams.

A very fine Cheese Scoop made in London in 1846 by George Adams.
A very fine Cheese Scoop made in London in 1846 by George Adams.
A very fine Cheese Scoop made in London in 1846 by George Adams.

A very fine Cheese Scoop made in London in 1846 by George Adams.

£750
Category

British Silver Post 1830

Reference

270904

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This very fine piece is modelled in the Kings pattern and is double struck, with the pattern on both the front and the back. This example is of an extremely thick guage and is very well marked.



Length: 9.1 inches, 22.75cm.

Year

1846

Country

London

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