EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang

EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang
EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang

EXETER. An extremely rare George II Hash Spoon made in Exeter in 1746 by James Strang

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The Spoon is modelled in the Hanoverian pattern, with a double pendant drop on the back of the bowl. The top of the stem is engraved with a set of contemporary scratch engraved initials and this example has a most outstanding set of marks. The quality of the bowl is also exceptional, as it displays a most outstanding tip. The spoon is of an excellent weight, gauge and colour. It is most unusual to find one of these oversized spoons from the provinces.

Length: 15.5 inches.
Width, at the widest section of the bowl: 2.75 inches.
Weight: 7.5 oz.

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