Vintage Silver-Plated Deco Serving Spoons – L&W Mark, Winged Insect Symbol, RD 740300 (c.1925–1935) ksia who was coincidently brother in

who was coincidently brother in law to Orpens wife and younger brother of Charles Lambert Rothenstein who was Hope Reads friend and patron

Here we have Five of the set of eleven highly collectable Beswick Alice series characters by Royal Doulton tallest 12

Material: hand-carved wood

It is difficult to read what is on the top of the other 2 but their springs work - one looks to be less functional (but could probably be fixed) than the other as you can see from the images

Vintage Silver-Plated Deco Serving Spoons – L&W Mark, Winged Insect Symbol, RD 740300 (c.1925–1935) ksia who was coincidently brother inA striking pair of 23cm silver plated serving spoons presented in their original fitted case. Each spoon is marked with L&W, a distinctive winged insect symbol, the letter S, and the Registered Design number RD 740300. These marks are characteristic of early 20th century continental silverplate made for the British market, using Registered Design protection rather than full British assay hallmarks. The spoons display an elegant, restrained Art Deco