Stock No. 7441	Pair of early George III silver basting spoons with the Royal Arms
	Extremely elegant pair of early George III silver Hanoverian pattern basting spoons engraved with the Royal Arms of George III. London 1762, probably by William Tant (see Grimwade No. 3905). Provenance: The James Walker Collection. The spoons are of an extremely good weight, have a fine patina and a perfect balance. The maker's mark and the full set of hallmarks is clearly struck on the reverse of the base of each stem, which is joined to the bowl by a long drop. The end of each stem is engraved with the Royal Arms, flanked with George III's initials "GR". Maker :- William Tant

Condition :-Excellent condition with a very fine patina. The hallmarks and engraving are good and clear
Hallmarked :- London 1762
Size :- 10.8 inches (27.4cm) long
Weight :- 7.5 ozt (233g)
These basting spoons cannot be faulted.

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