A very fine pair of Ice Cream Spades made in London in 1857 by George Adams.

A very fine pair of Ice Cream Spades made in London in 1857 by George Adams.
A very fine pair of Ice Cream Spades made in London in 1857 by George Adams.

A very fine pair of Ice Cream Spades made in London in 1857 by George Adams.

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The Ice Spades are made in the Kings Pattern and are double struck. The top of each stem is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials. The Spades are of a very good weight and gauge.

Length: 9.75 inches

Year

1857

Country

london

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