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Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716
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Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716

18th century
Sold 10 June 2026 · Helios and Co Antiques
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Description

Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716

8" Long

Date of Manufacture

Helios and Co Antiques has dated these Antique Silver Dognose Spoons to the Georgian era.

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SA285387
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IT0615614
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Welcome to Helios and Co Antiques

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Helios & Co Antiques was Founded in 1978 by John Skiba & Barry Walters who have built their Business into a Multi Million pound Worldwide concern Supplying both Trade & Private Clients.

Our Extensive Showrooms, some 15 in all, (7500sq feet) offer a Vast Selection of Antiques from all Periods, Displaying good quality Furniture Pictures Clocks and Decorative Accessories, with Showcases Displaying Porcelain, Silver, Glass, Jewellery etc.



Description
Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716

8" Long

Date of Manufacture

Helios and Co Antiques has dated these Antique Silver Dognose Spoons to the Georgian era.

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SA285387
Dealers Internal Ref
IT0615614
Helios and Co Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2010
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Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface. SOLD10 JUN 26
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Archive I Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface. SOLD10 JUN 26

Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716

Archive II Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface. View II
Archive III Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface. View III
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Helios and Co Antiques
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25/27 High Street
Weedon
Northamptonshire
NN7 4QD
United Kingdom
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Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface.
Rare Pair of Silver Dognose Spoons by Richard Bayley London C1716
Ref: SA285387
Two antique silver dognose spoons featuring elongated bowls and notched terminals resting diagonally on a dark wood surface.
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  • ObjectSpoons
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSilver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsDognose terminal, Rattail drop, Plain stem

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Dognose spoons, also known as notched-end spoons, evolved in the late 17th century as a transitional style between the puritan spoon and the Hanoverian pattern, characterised by a distinct notched terminal.

These items were traditionally hand-wrought from sterling or Britannia standard silver, featuring hammered bowls, reinforced rattail attachments, and hand-engraved maker marks.

Authenticity is determined by examining hallmarks for makers marks, leopard heads, and lion passant standards, alongside period-appropriate wear patterns, gauge thickness, and manufacturing quirks.

These historical artefacts can be displayed within glass-fronted cabinets, shadow boxes, or curated table settings to introduce historical depth and metallic contrast to contemporary spaces.

Preservation requires storing items in tarnish-resistant cloth, avoiding harsh chemical dips, and washing by hand with mild soap and warm water only when necessary.
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