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Set of Six Silver Enamel Teaspoons - Tamesis Sailing Club
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Set of Six Silver Enamel Teaspoons - Tamesis Sailing Club

1920 - 1940
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A boxed set of six silver enamel teaspoons, sailing interest decorated with the burgee for the Tamesis Club on the River Thames. I understand it is one of the oldest sailing clubs on the river.

Each marked for Birmingham 1937 Turner & Simpson.

The enamel is in great condition hallmarks are rubbed on the back of the one of the spoons. Original box.

L 11 cm

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Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Silver Enamel Teaspoons Set to the 1930s.

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SA1044865
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A boxed set of six silver enamel teaspoons, sailing interest decorated with the burgee for the Tamesis Club on the River Thames. I understand it is one of the oldest sailing clubs on the river.

Each marked for Birmingham 1937 Turner & Simpson.

The enamel is in great condition hallmarks are rubbed on the back of the one of the spoons. Original box.

L 11 cm

Date of Manufacture

Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Silver Enamel Teaspoons Set to the 1930s.

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SA1044865
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A set of six silver teaspoons with blue and white enamel sailing club flags on shield finials, housed in a blue satin-lined presentation case.
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Archive I A set of six silver teaspoons with blue and white enamel sailing club flags on shield finials, housed in a blue satin-lined presentation case.

Set of six silver enamel teaspoons - Tamesis sailing club

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A set of six silver teaspoons with blue and white enamel sailing club flags on shield finials, housed in a blue satin-lined presentation case.
Set of six silver enamel teaspoons - Tamesis sailing club
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A set of six silver teaspoons with blue and white enamel sailing club flags on shield finials, housed in a blue satin-lined presentation case.
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Enamel presentation and souvenir spoons became prominent in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as commemorative gifts for events, clubs, and travel destinations. Silver makers applied vitreous enamel to decorative finials, often displaying coats of arms, flags, or crests.

These items are typically forged from sterling silver or silver plate, featuring vitreous enamel applied to the handle or finial using techniques like champleve or cloisonne. They are frequently accompanied by wooden presentation cases lined with satin or velvet.

Authentic pieces carry stamped hallmarks indicating the silver purity, makers mark, assay office, and date letter on the stem or reverse of the bowl. The vitreous enamel should be smooth and fused directly to the metal substrate.

Cased silver spoon sets can be displayed open on a console, sideboard, or cabinet shelf to showcase the fabric lining and metal contrast. Alternatively, individual pieces are used as decorative accent objects in framed shadow boxes.

Gently wipe the silver components with a soft silver polishing cloth, taking care not to rub abrasive polishes onto the enamel sections. Store the spoons in their original fabric-lined case or an anti-tarnish cloth to prevent oxidisation.
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