A pair of Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons, Exeter, 1809, Joseph Goss.

A pair of Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons, Exeter, 1809, Joseph Goss.

A pair of Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons, Exeter, 1809, Joseph Goss.

£345
Category

Collectors Spoons

Reference

69099

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A pair of George III Fiddle Pattern Tablespoons made in Exeter in 1809 by Joseph Goss.

Dimensions:

Height 9 cm / 3 "
Year

1809

Medium

Silver

Country

England

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