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Geo III Silver Marrow Scoop by Thomas Dicks London 1801
Hythe Antiques and Interiors
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Geo III Silver Marrow Scoop by Thomas Dicks London 1801

18th century
Description

A GEO III Silver Marrow Scoop by THOMAS DICKS hallmarked for LONDON 1801 with crisp clear hallmarks and in absolutely original condition a fine example of Georgian table silverware.

Physical Dimensions
Height
24cm (9.45")
Width
2.5cm (0.98")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Hythe Antiques and Interiors has dated this Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop to the Georgian era.

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SA1087842
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SB-114
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Description
A GEO III Silver Marrow Scoop by THOMAS DICKS hallmarked for LONDON 1801 with crisp clear hallmarks and in absolutely original condition a fine example of Georgian table silverware.
Height
24cm (9.45")
Width
2.5cm (0.98")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Hythe Antiques and Interiors has dated this Georgian Silver Marrow Scoop to the Georgian era.

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SA1087842
Dealers Internal Ref
SB-114
Hythe Antiques and Interiors
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An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs.
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Archive I An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs.

GEO III Silver Marrow Scoop By THOMAS DICKS LONDON 1801

Archive II An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs. View II
Archive III An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs. View III
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Hythe Antiques and Interiors
Telephone 07788 311579
Location
Station Antiques
The Old Goods Shed
Station Road
Appledore (Near Ashford)
Kent
TN26 2DF
United Kingdom
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An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs.
GEO III Silver Marrow Scoop By THOMAS DICKS LONDON 1801
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An antique Georgian double-ended sterling silver marrow scoop featuring two distinct sizes of elongated channel troughs.
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FAQs

Emerging in late seventeenth-century Britain, marrow scoops were specialized dining implements created to extract bone marrow from cooked beef bones at the table during fine dining courses.

The vast majority of Georgian marrow scoops were forged from solid sterling silver, featuring double-ended narrow channel design forged by skilled silversmiths.

Authentic pieces carry complete sets of official British hallmarks, including the makers mark, town mark, silver standard mark, date letter, and sovereigns head duty mark.

Marrow scoops can be displayed inside a glass shadow box, presented on a silver sideboard tray alongside period tableware, or utilized as serving pieces for specialty salts and condiments.

Clean gently using a soft silver polishing cloth or mild soapy water, avoiding harsh abrasive chemicals that can wear down delicate hallmarks or historical patina.
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