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  • The Guinness Family Monteith. A Highly Important Early George Iii Rococo Style Monteith Bowl Made in London in 1768 by Francis Crump.

    The Guinness Family Monteith. A Highly Important Early George Iii Rococo Style Monteith Bowl Made in London in 1768 by Francis Crump.

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    Maker: Francis Crump
    Manufactured: circa 1768
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  • An Extremely Fine Pair of George Iii Entree Dishes Made in London in 1800 by Richard Cooke

    An Extremely Fine Pair of George Iii Entree Dishes Made in London in 1800 by Richard Cooke

    £6,950.00
    Maker: Richard Cooke
    Manufactured: 1800
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  • A Very Rare George Ii Hanoverian 'hook End' Serving/basting Spoon Made in Dublin in 1759 by Daniel Popkins

    A Very Rare George Ii Hanoverian 'hook End' Serving/basting Spoon Made in Dublin in 1759 by Daniel Popkins

    £1,350.00
    Maker: Daniel Popkins
    Manufactured: circa 1759
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  • A Very Rare Early George III Hanoverian 'hook End' Serving/basting Spoon Made in Dublin in 1766 by Joseph Cullen

    A Very Rare Early George III Hanoverian 'hook End' Serving/basting Spoon Made in Dublin in 1766 by Joseph Cullen

    £1,350.00
    Maker: Joseph Cullen
    Manufactured: 1766
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  • An Extremely Fine & Rare George Iii Bread Basket Made in Dublin in 1798 by Gustavus Byrne.

    An Extremely Fine & Rare George Iii Bread Basket Made in Dublin in 1798 by Gustavus Byrne.

    £4,750.00
    Maker: GUSTAVUS BYRNE.
    Manufactured: 1798
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  • An Extremely Fine George Iv Meat Dish/serving Platter Made in London in 1825 by Richard Sibley.

    An Extremely Fine George Iv Meat Dish/serving Platter Made in London in 1825 by Richard Sibley.

    £2,950.00
    Maker: Richard Sibley
    Manufactured: circa 1825
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  • A Very Fine Pair of Serving Spades Made in London in 1856 by George Adams

    A Very Fine Pair of Serving Spades Made in London in 1856 by George Adams

    £1,450.00
    Maker: George Adams
    Manufactured: 1856
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  • A VERY FINE PAIR OF SALAD SERVERS MADE IN LONDON IN 1843 BY RICHARD BRITTON.

    A VERY FINE PAIR OF SALAD SERVERS MADE IN LONDON IN 1843 BY RICHARD BRITTON.

    £1,250.00
    Maker: Richard Britton, London, active c.1817-1846
    Manufactured: circa 1843
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  • A Rare Pair of George Ii Hanoverian Pattern Sauce Ladles Made in London in 1751 by George Morris

    A Rare Pair of George Ii Hanoverian Pattern Sauce Ladles Made in London in 1751 by George Morris

    £875.00
    Maker: George Morris
    Manufactured: circa 1751
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  • A Fine Pair of George Iii Toddy Ladles Made in Edinburgh Circa 1799 by William & Patrick Cunningham.

    A Fine Pair of George Iii Toddy Ladles Made in Edinburgh Circa 1799 by William & Patrick Cunningham.

    £425.00
    Maker: William & Patrick Cunningham
    Manufactured: circa 1799
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