An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.

An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.
An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.
An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.
An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.
An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.

An unusual set of six George III Cast Teaspoons made circa 1780 by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert.

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The six cast Teaspoons are modelled in the Old English pattern with a feather edge engraved border. The top of each stem, however, displays a vacant Rococo shell cartouche surrounded by beautiful trailing foliate motifs. This is the first time we have seen this rare design. Each is marked on the reverse with the makers mark and sterling mark.



Length: 4.75 inches, 11.88cm

Year

1780

Country

London

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