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1699 Rare Pair of William 111 Dognose Tablespoons by Isaac Davenport 114g
Dudley Antique Silver
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1699 Rare Pair of William 111 Dognose Tablespoons by Isaac Davenport 114g

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This is a really nice pair of spoons made in London in 1699 by Isaac Davenport. They are in very good condition, very good hallmarks on one the other has good maker and rubbed date letter. The bowls are a good shape, the rat tails are lightly rubbed at the tips. They are 20cms long and weigh a heavy 114 grams the pair, they have period owners initials C over IE. They are early examples of the Dognose pattern.

A nice pair of 17th century spoons

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Antique Dognose Silver Spoons to the 17th Century.

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This is a really nice pair of spoons made in London in 1699 by Isaac Davenport.
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They are in very good condition, very good hallmarks on one the other has good maker and rubbed date letter.
Dudley Antique Silver

The bowls are a good shape, the rat tails are lightly rubbed at the tips. They are 20cms long and weigh a heavy 114 grams the pair, they have period owners initials C over IE. They are early examples of the Dognose pattern.

A nice pair of 17th century spoons

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Antique Dognose Silver Spoons to the 17th Century.

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A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals.
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Archive I A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals.

1699 Rare Pair of William 111 Dognose Tablespoons by Isaac Davenport 114g

Archive II A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals. View II
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Archive IV A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals. View IV
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A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals.
1699 rare pair of William 111 Dognose tablespoons by Isaac Davenport 114g
Ref: SA1193185
A pair of late 17th-century silver dognose tablespoons displaying rat-tail bowl supports, stem hallmarks, and engraved initials on the terminals.
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A dognose spoon, also known as a wavy-end spoon, is a style of flatware popular in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, characterised by a flat handle terminating in a central rounded lobe flanked by two smaller notches.

Spoons from this period were hand-hammered from solid silver, frequently Britannia standard silver (95.8% purity) between 1697 and 1720, featuring raised rat-tail stiffeners forged directly onto the reverse of the bowl for structural support.

Authentic late 17th-century pieces display period hallmarking along the narrow stem, contemporary prick-engraved or stamped monograms on the terminal, distinctive rat-tail bowl supports, and natural hand-forged thickness variations.

These historic flatware pieces can be incorporated into formal dining table arrangements, displayed in custom velvet-lined trays on a sideboard, or presented within wall-mounted shadow frames as antique decorative accents.

Clean the silver using a soft cloth and non-abrasive silver polish, avoiding harsh chemical dip solutions or automated dishwashers, and store flatware in tarnish-inhibiting cloth sleeves in a dry environment.
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