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1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g
Dudley Antique Silver
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1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g

18th century
Description

This is a fine pair of spoons made in Dublin in 1770 by John Locker, they are in excellent condition, they look unused, very clear hallmarks they are the rare hook end type, they has a crest on the front and owners initials on the back of the handle, they are 29cms long and weigh 220 grams the pair, they are in a lovely fitted box.

A fine pair of 18th century Irish spoons

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Irish Silver Basting Spoons to the 18th Century.

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This is a fine pair of spoons made in Dublin in 1770 by John Locker, they are in excellent condition, they look unused, very clear hallmarks they are the rare hook end type, they has a crest on the front and owners initials on the back of the handle, they are 29cms long and weigh 220 grams the pair, they are in a lovely fitted box.

A fine pair of 18th century Irish spoons

Date of Manufacture

Dudley Antique Silver has dated these Irish Silver Basting Spoons to the 18th Century.

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Dudley Antique Silver
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A pair of 18th-century Irish sterling silver basting spoons with hooked terminals presented inside a black velvet and silk lined case.
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Archive I A pair of 18th-century Irish sterling silver basting spoons with hooked terminals presented inside a black velvet and silk lined case.

1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g

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A pair of 18th-century Irish sterling silver basting spoons with hooked terminals presented inside a black velvet and silk lined case.
1770 stunning pair of cased Irish hookend basting spoons by John Locker 220g
Ref: SA1194573
A pair of 18th-century Irish sterling silver basting spoons with hooked terminals presented inside a black velvet and silk lined case.
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A hook-end basting spoon is an 18th-century dining utensil featuring an elongated handle with a turned-over hook at the terminal. This design prevented the heavy serving utensil from sliding into deep roasting pans or soup tureens.

Georgian Irish silver items were hand-forged from solid sterling silver, stamped with official Dublin assay hallmarks to verify purity, and frequently presented in wooden boxes lined with silk and velvet.

Authentic pieces feature clear stamped hallmarks including the Hibernia mark, the crowned harp, a specific date letter, and the registered makers mark unique to silversmiths active in Dublin.

Cased silver pieces can be displayed open on a dining room sideboard or inside a glazed display cabinet to complement classical tableware arrangements.

Silver should be cleaned periodically using a soft cloth and specialized non-abrasive silver cream to remove oxidisation, then stored in fitted silk or velvet cases to prevent scratching.
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