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1902 Very Rare Early Liberty Coronation Spoon Designed by Archibald Knox
Dudley Antique Silver
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1902 Very Rare Early Liberty Coronation Spoon Designed by Archibald Knox

1900 - 1920
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This is a much sought after spoon made in Birmingham in 1902 for Liberty & Co designed by Archibald Knox. I think this is a very rare early example, no enamelling , lovely clear hallmarks and Cymeric stamp and also very unusually it has the Registration number 391476 , could be a design submission spoon. It is in very good condition, it has a small crease in the handle at the front and slight lamination on the back, done in manufacture, not a repair. It is 16cms long and weighs 60 grams, it has period owners mirror initials in the bowl.

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Archibald Knox Silver Spoon to the Edwardian era.

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This is a much sought after spoon made in Birmingham in 1902 for Liberty & Co designed by Archibald Knox.
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I think this is a very rare early example, no enamelling , lovely clear hallmarks and Cymeric stamp and also very unusually it has the Registration number 391476 , could be a design submission spoon.
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It is in very good condition, it has a small crease in the handle at the front and slight lamination on the back, done in manufacture, not a repair. It is 16cms long and weighs 60 grams, it has period owners mirror initials in the bowl.

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Archibald Knox Silver Spoon to the Edwardian era.

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An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl.
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Archive I An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl.

1902 very rare early Liberty Coronation spoon designed by Archibald Knox

Archive II An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl. View II
Archive III An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl. View III
Archive IV An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl. View IV
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An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl.
1902 very rare early Liberty Coronation spoon designed by Archibald Knox
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An Edwardian sterling silver spoon featuring stylised Celtic knotwork at the handle terminal and junction, with an engraved monogram inside the oval bowl.
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Archibald Knox was the primary designer for Liberty & Cos Cymric silver and Tudric pewter ranges around the turn of the 20th century. His work blended Celtic interlace motifs with functional forms, helping to define the British Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau movements.

Edwardian silver spoons were crafted from sterling silver containing 92.5 percent pure silver. Artisans used casting, hand-piercing, and engraving techniques to create intricate openwork handles and detailed surface decoration.

Authentic pieces carry British hallmarking that includes a makers mark such as L&Co for Liberty & Co, a lion passant for sterling silver, an assay office symbol, and a date letter corresponding to the year of manufacture.

Collectable silver spoons can be displayed inside velvet-lined shadow boxes, arranged on acrylic stands within glazed cabinets, or placed on a sideboard tray alongside modern table accessories.

Sterling silver should be wiped with a soft microfibre cloth and cleaned using a gentle, non-abrasive silver polish to prevent tarnish build-up. Avoid harsh dipping solutions that strip natural oxidisation from intricate relief work.
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