Queen Anne and earlier

The Restoration period (1660–1689) cast aside Puritan austerity in favour of exuberant luxury, heavy embossing, and bold, high-relief floral motifs inspired by the French court.
The William and Mary period (1689–1702) prioritised heavy, robust architecture, grand scales, and intricate Chinese-inspired chasing mixed with bold Dutch-style cut-card work.
The Queen Anne period (1702–1714) prioritised pure proportion, architectural harmony, and unadorned surfaces that let the natural beauty of materials shine.
4 products
  • English Britannia Standard Trefid Spoon, John Cory, c.1700
    $485.00
    $485.00
  • Rare Early English Seal Top Spoon, Daniel Cary, London, 1612
    $2,990.00
    $2,990.00
  • Early English Trefid Dessert Spoon, Edward Hulse, London, c.1690
    $795.00
    $795.00
  • Rare English Provincial Trefid Spoon, TAUNTON, Richard Hamlin, c.1690
    $2,275.00
    $2,275.00