Comprising; two by A.E Jones, with pierced terminals to the handles, comprising; Birmingham 1910 and 1920, a spoon with pierced decoration to the handle, London 1909, maker Woodward & Withers and three further spoons with enamelled decoration to the terminals, Birmingham 1905, 1907 and 1909, combined gross weight 107 grams
Estimate: | £120 - £180 |
Hammer price: | £190 |
Provenance: The Purple Shop – The Anthony Gardner Collection.
See Bellmans website article for further information: https://www.bellmans.co.uk/story/the-purple-shop-the-anthony-gardner-collection
Condition Report;
The larger A E Jones spoon; tarnish mark towards the top of the bowl of the spoon, one or two fine scratch marks, otherwise a little worn, makers mark is a bit weak at the top, length of spoon 16.7cm. The smaller A E Jones spoon; the pale blue gem is probably a paste imitating turquoise, the high point is rather scuffed, marks are clear, but generally there are signs of use which are not unsightly. Woodwood and Withers Spoon; in good condition, but is a little crude, finial may have been re-soldered to the stem of the spoon, hallmarks are clear. Enamel spoon with trefoil terminal; two chips to the enamel, date letter clear, but marks are otherwise a bit rubbed. Enamelled spoon with round top; chip to lower point of central panel and to the top right point, chip to outer border at 10 o'clock. Spoon with Art Nouveau terminal; hallmark clear, enamel in good condition, tarnish spot at 2 o'clock to the front of the bowl, otherwise there are minor signs of useage, all would benefit from cleaning