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1706 Very Rare Set of Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by J Ladyman Stag Crest 460g
Dudley Antique Silver
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1706 Very Rare Set of Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by J Ladyman Stag Crest 460g

18th century
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This is a wonderful set of spoons made in London in 1706 by John Ladyman. They are in very good condition, a matching set , the hallmarks are good maker on them all , the date letter is a bit rubbed on some of them see photos. They all have very good bowls and rat tails, they are 20cms long and weigh a substantial 460 grams the set. They all have a period Stag crest..They come in a fitted box.

A very rare set of early 18th century spoons

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Queen Anne Silver Tablespoons to the 18th Century.

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This is a wonderful set of spoons made in London in 1706 by John Ladyman.
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They are in very good condition, a matching set , the hallmarks are good maker on them all , the date letter is a bit rubbed on some of them see photos.
Dudley Antique Silver

They all have very good bowls and rat tails, they are 20cms long and weigh a substantial 460 grams the set. They all have a period Stag crest..They come in a fitted box.

A very rare set of early 18th century spoons

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Queen Anne Silver Tablespoons to the 18th Century.

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A set of six 1706 Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons arranged inside a velvet-lined wooden case.
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Archive I A set of six 1706 Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons arranged inside a velvet-lined wooden case.

1706 Very Rare Set of Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by J Ladyman Stag Crest 460g

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A set of six 1706 Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons arranged inside a velvet-lined wooden case.
1706 very rare set of Queen Anne Dognose tablespoons by J Ladyman Stag crest 460g
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A set of six 1706 Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons arranged inside a velvet-lined wooden case.
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Queen Anne silver flatware, produced between 1702 and 1714, is characterised by unadorned elegance, clean lines, and functional forms. Handles during this period frequently feature a flat, rounded terminal known as a dognose end, often accompanied by a raised rat-tail feature supporting the underside of the spoon bowl.

Tablespoons from the early 18th century were hand-forged using high-purity sterling silver (often Britannia standard 95.8% purity during the mandatory period from 1697 to 1720, or standard sterling 92.5%). Presentation sets were typically housed in timber boxes lined with velvet or silk.

Authentic pieces feature clear British hallmarks stamped on the handle stem or bowl edge, including the makers mark, date letter, town mark, and purity mark. The physical structure typically exhibits hand-hammered forging marks, a substantial weight, and characteristic period shapes like the dognose terminal.

Period silver flatware can be paired alongside contemporary porcelain and linen to create a layered table arrangement. The polished finish of historical silver provides visual balance when contrasted with modern minimalist ceramic tableware.

Clean silver with a specialized non-abrasive silver foam or polish using a soft cotton cloth to avoid surface scratches. Store flatware in tarnish-inhibiting cloth bags or fitted wooden cases away from direct humidity and rubber materials.
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