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1706 Very Rare Pair of Scottish Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by Richard Rae
Dudley Antique Silver
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1706 Very Rare Pair of Scottish Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by Richard Rae

18th century
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This is a fine pair of spoons made in Edinburgh by Richard Rae, they are in very good condition , very good bowls and rat tails , the hallmarks are very good on one and rubbed on the other one , they are 19cms long and weigh 106 grams the pair, they have period owners initials and a possibly later initial W. Scottish silver from this period is very rare,

A fine pair of early 18th century spoons

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

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This is a fine pair of spoons made in Edinburgh by Richard Rae, they are in very good condition , very good bowls and rat tails , the hallmarks are very good on one and rubbed on the other one , they are 19cms long and weigh 106 grams the pair, they have period owners initials and a possibly later initial W. Scottish silver from this period is very rare,

A fine pair of early 18th century spoons

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

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A pair of 1706 Scottish Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons featuring rat-tail bowl supports and engraved initials on the handle terminals.
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Archive I A pair of 1706 Scottish Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons featuring rat-tail bowl supports and engraved initials on the handle terminals.

1706 Very Rare Pair of Scottish Queen Anne Dognose Tablespoons by Richard Rae

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A pair of 1706 Scottish Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons featuring rat-tail bowl supports and engraved initials on the handle terminals.
1706 very rare pair of Scottish Queen Anne Dognose tablespoons by Richard Rae
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A pair of 1706 Scottish Queen Anne sterling silver dognose tablespoons featuring rat-tail bowl supports and engraved initials on the handle terminals.
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Queen Anne silver flatware, produced between 1702 and 1714, is distinguished by plain, unadorned surfaces, dognose or trefid handle terminals, and long rat-tail reinforcements on the reverse of the spoon bowls.

These pieces were hand-forged from high-purity sterling silver, cast in ingots, and hammered into shape before being struck with local assay office hallmarks and makers marks.

Authentic items feature clear town marks, makers punches, and date letters struck along the stem, along with characteristic surface wear, hand-engraved period monograms, and rat-tail bowl joins.

Early silver flatware can be displayed mounted inside shadow-box frames, arranged on velvet-lined trays on a sideboard, or incorporated into formal dining table settings.

Clean silver using a gentle, non-abrasive silver foam or cream applied with a soft cotton cloth, avoiding harsh chemical dips or automated dishwashers to protect the natural patina.
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