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18thc George III Set of 6 Silver Teaspoons London 1791
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18thc George III Set of 6 Silver Teaspoons London 1791

18th century
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Description

A George III set of six silver teaspoons with clear hallmarks for London 1791 and makers mark for Samuel Davenport. These charming teaspoons are adorned with a graduating pattern of bright cut diamond shapes on the shafts. The final diamond shape is large enough to hold initials or a crest but in this case it is vacant. They are both elegant and pretty and in excellent condition.

Physical Dimensions
Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
2.5cm (0.98")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Declaration

Aramis Antiques has dated these George III Silver Teaspoons to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1023187
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A George III set of six silver teaspoons with clear hallmarks for London 1791 and makers mark for Samuel Davenport.
These charming teaspoons are adorned with a graduating pattern of bright cut diamond shapes on the shafts.
Aramis Antiques

The final diamond shape is large enough to hold initials or a crest but in this case it is vacant. They are both elegant and pretty and in excellent condition.

Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
2.5cm (0.98")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Date of Manufacture

Aramis Antiques has dated these George III Silver Teaspoons to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1023187
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A set of six 18th-century George III sterling silver teaspoons with bright-cut lattice engraving along the handles.
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A set of six 18th-century George III sterling silver teaspoons with bright-cut lattice engraving along the handles.
18thc George III set of 6 silver teaspoons London 1791
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A set of six 18th-century George III sterling silver teaspoons with bright-cut lattice engraving along the handles.
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George III bright-cut silver teaspoons feature hand-engraved geometric patterns cut into the surface of sterling silver to reflect light, a technique developed in late 18th-century British silversmithing.

Georgian cutlery was primarily crafted from sterling silver, consisting of 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with copper for structural durability.

Authentic pieces display a series of stamped marks including the lion passant for sterling quality, the leopards head for London, the monarchs duty mark, the date letter for 1791, and a makers mark.

These pieces can be presented on a formal dining table setting, displayed within an antique cutlery case, or arranged on a silver tray on a sideboard.

Silver should be washed by hand in warm water with mild detergent, dried immediately with a soft cloth, and polished using specialised non-abrasive silver cream.
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