Early English Provincial (Pre 1850)

There were a number of other Assay offices in England. They opened and closed at different times, but included Newcastle, York, Sheffield, Birmingham and Exeter. Often thought to be cruder and not as good as the London silversmiths, there are a number of examples that show a number of the provincial silversmiths could match the big city counterparts. Provincial silver from before around 1850 tends to show a lot more provincial characteristics. 
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  • Set of six English Provincial Teaspoons, Dorothy Langlands, Newcastle, 1804-1814
    Sold
    $225.00
  • Provincial English Bright-Cut Tablespoon, Richard Ferris, Exeter, 1791
    $165.00
    $165.00
  • Rare English Provincial 'MADEIRA' label, Langlands and Robertson, Newcastle, 1784-1795
    $395.00
    $395.00
  • Rare English Provincial 'CLARET' Wine Label, Pinkney & Scott, Newcastle, 1788-1790
    $395.00
    $395.00
  • 'PORT' Wine Lable/Bottle Ticket, Taylor & Perry, Birmingham, 1839
    $149.00
    $149.00
  • West Country George II Half-pint mug, William Parry, Plymouth, 1749
    $1,995.00
    $1,995.00
  • English Basting Spoon, Exeter, 1821
    $225.00
    $225.00
  • Large Fiddle Pattern Provincial English Sterling Serving/Basting Spoon, WW, Exeter, 1814
    $295.00
    $295.00
  • Rare English Provincial Trefid Spoon, TAUNTON, Richard Hamlin
    $2,275.00
    $2,275.00
  • Provincial York Tablespoon, Barber & North, 1838
    $195.00
    $195.00
  • English Provincial OE Pattern Soup Ladle with Shell Bowl, John LANGLANDS I, Newcastle, 1774
    $950.00
    $950.00
  • English Wine Label, 'SHERRY', YAPP & WOODWARD, Birmingham, 1846
    $115.00
    $115.00
  • Pair of plain Newcastle Sugar Tongs, Thomas WATSON, 1802
    $89.00
    $89.00