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London 1833 Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Pair of William IV Table Serving Spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias, Famous Makers.
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London 1833 Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Pair of William IV Table Serving Spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias, Famous Makers.

19th century
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London 1833 English hallmarked solid silver pair of William IV period fiddle pattern large table spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias of the renowned Lias family of silver makers.

Weight-130 grams.

Size-8.75 inches long by 1.75 inches wide.

The spoons are very good quality, with heavy gauge and excellent hallmarks.

A lovely pair of serving spoons, with just some minor marks to bowls, offered at a great price, given the soaring costs of silver.

We have many other individual and sets of spoons in inventory, so please contact us with your requirements.

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Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

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SA36156
Dealers Internal Reference
0945
Dealers Notes

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Description
London 1833 English hallmarked solid silver pair of William IV period fiddle pattern large table spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias of the renowned Lias family of silver makers.

Weight-130 grams.

Size-8.75 inches long by 1.75 inches wide.

fig 1. London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers.
fig 1. London 1833 Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Pair of William IV Table Serving Spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias, Famous Makers.

The spoons are very good quality, with heavy gauge and excellent hallmarks.

A lovely pair of serving spoons, with just some minor marks to bowls, offered at a great price, given the soaring costs of silver.
Serpentine Antiques

We have many other individual and sets of spoons in inventory, so please contact us with your requirements.

Date of Manufacture

Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA36156
Dealers Internal Ref
0945
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Specialising in unique pieces for the discerning individual, selected and prepared with special care..

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Archive I London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers.

London 1833 Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Pair of William IV Table Serving Spoons by John, Henry and Charles Lias, Famous Makers.

Archive II London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers. View II
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Archive IV London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers. View IV
Archive V London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers. View V
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Badshot Farm
St. Georges Rd
Runfold
Farnham
Surrey
GU9 9HR
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Verified Since Feb 2008
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Location: at The Antiques Warehouse, Badshot Farm, St. Georges Rd, Runfold, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 9HR, United Kingdom
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London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers.
London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers.
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London 1833 solid silver fiddle pattern pair of William IV table serving spoons by JOHN, HENRY AND CHARLES LIAS, famous makers.
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