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A rare William & Mary period britannia standard dognose rattail serving spoon.
It carries the marks which are tentatively ascribed to William Webb of Winchester.
Very well struck and clear marks, in wonderful order with no damage or repairs and no wear to the bowls tip.
Probably as good as one could wish to find.
Measures 190mm in length.
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A rare William & Mary period britannia standard dognose rattail serving spoon.
It carries the marks which are tentatively ascribed to William Webb of Winchester.
Very well struck and clear marks, in wonderful order with no damage or repairs and no wear to the bowls tip.
Probably as good as one could wish to find.
Measures 190mm in length.
| DATE | c.1690 |
| MAKER or SPONSOR MARK | William Webb |
| ASSAY OFFICE | …. |
| WEIGHT (Grammes) | 42 |
| WEIGHT (Troy) | 1.35 |
| REF:- | 671N |
| Origin | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Period | James II 1685-1689 |
| Sponsor/Maker | William Webb |
| REF CODE | 671N |
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Situated within the Central belt of Scotland (UK), we are a small, family run business. Indeed, we traded in silver for many years before forming Dart Silver Ltd in 2006.
