Price, F. G. Hilton (Frederick George Hilton), 1842-1909 · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 48
42 also possesses a latten spoon marked with a rose upon the back of the stem near the top, instead of in the bowl. Those marked in this manner are of later date. Puritan spoons are frequently found with owners' initials boldly punched in the bowls. There are very few pewter spoons of this type… … ^ ^ , .11. Pewter Split-End or rat tail, and a drop rather variable m Pied de Biche Spoon. ^. form. The earliest are plain, whilst later on, say, about the year 1670, these tongues are more accentuated by
Spoons · Hallmarks
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