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A very fine early George III Mote Spoon made in London circa 1765

A very fine early George III Mote Spoon made in London circa 1765

This very fine Mote Spoon has a feather edge engraved stem, with pointed end, and bowl pierced with crosses and scrolls. The drop on the reverse of the bowl, where the handle meets the bowl, is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials. This piece is in excellent condition and is made of a fine gauge of silver. The maker's mark of John Lampfert is to be mainly found on flatware of the period. He had workshops in Windmill Street, when this piece was made. Length: 5.4 inches, 13.5 cm.

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