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The Pittar family were of French Huguenot origin, and established themselves in Dublin as goldsmiths. They arrived in Ireland during a period of religious persecution of protestants in France.

In 1757 there  found the records of goldsmith John Pittar, being admitted by service as a Freemen of the city of Dublin, having completed an apprenticeship. In 1780 his son, John Pittar, goldsmith was admitted as a freeman by birth; and in 1807 John jr.’s son Parke Pittar, goldsmith with an address in Stephen’s Green, was likewise admitted a Freeman of the City by birth. There is a  Silver hallmark registered to and used by John Pittar during the reign of King George III.

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Pair of Antique Irish Silver George III Serving Spoons made in 1784

A pair of elegant antique Irish Georgian silver, Dublin serving spoons, in the famous Celtic point pattern.


A pair of elegant antique Irish Georgian silver, Dublin serving spoons, in the famous Celtic point pattern.The spoons are plain and do not have

Pair of Antique Irish Silver George III Serving Spoons made in 1784 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1784
Made By	John Pittar
Location	Dublin
Stock Number	SA127x32

Pair of Antique Irish Silver George III Serving Spoons made in 1784

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