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Two Pairs of Early Trefid Spoons.
Left: Pair of William III Trefid Spoons.
7.7” (19.7 cm) long, weighing together 3.7 oz (115 g), engraved IM over ID to back of stem and MS to front.
Marked for London 1697, maker Isaac Davenport.
Right: Pair of Queen Anne Trefid Spoons.
8.7” (22.1 cm) long, weighing together 3.4oz (106 g), interestingly prick initialled IT over IG over 1699
Marked for Exeter 1706, maker John Elston.
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