An extremely rare Rococo Revival cast Preserve Spoon made in London in 1842 by Charles & George Fox.

An extremely rare Rococo Revival cast Preserve Spoon made in London in 1842 by Charles & George Fox.
An extremely rare Rococo Revival cast Preserve Spoon made in London in 1842 by Charles & George Fox.
An extremely rare Rococo Revival cast Preserve Spoon made in London in 1842 by Charles & George Fox.

An extremely rare Rococo Revival cast Preserve Spoon made in London in 1842 by Charles & George Fox.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

239004

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This very rare spoon is cast and modelled in the naturalistic Rococo style. The stem is decorated with trailing foliate designs and the bowl is textured to simulate a matted shell. The reverse of the stem displays a scroll cartouche engraved with a contemporary Crest. The spoon is very well marked and displays all of the characteristics of the Fox brothers.



Length: 6.8 inches, 17cm.

Year

1842

Country

London

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