Old London silver, its history, its makers and its marks (1903)
Howard, Montague · New York : Scribner · leaf 80
shop of Canter-bury anoints the sovereign. A silver spoon found in a grave, and ofthe Anglo-Saxon period (449-1066), is in theAshmolean Museum at Oxford. Spoonsmade in the early fifteenth century exist, butthe earliest perfect hall-marked spoon is otthe year 1488. A hall-marked spoon existsthat is… … Coronation Spoon Actual length10 inches No. 10 56 OLD LONDON SILVER i f if . f * ^ (i (i (i ] i , !#(« f f f A ^ 1 ^moQSI cjKm t ^ (m ^ m > 4(^ 1 ^ \W W ™ ^^ ] ^BESEEl^B Bfl No. 11 (1617) Owner, Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, New York head spoon, so called because on the end of the handle wasa bust of…
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