PAUL STORR. A very fine Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoon made in London in 1817.
PAUL STORR. A very fine Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoon made in London in 1817.
PAUL STORR. A very fine Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoon made in London in 1817.
PAUL STORR. A very fine Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoon made in London in 1817.

PAUL STORR. A very fine Fiddle & Thread Pattern Tablespoon made in London in 1817.

1817 London

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The Spoon is modelled in the Fiddle and Thread Pattern and is double struck. The top of the stem is engraved with an unusual contemporary Crest and this piece is very well marked. The bowl is in very good condition and the spoon is of a good gauge and weight.

Length: 8.5 inches, 21.25cm.
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