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James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary
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James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

19th century
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James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Weight: 54.6

Seller Notes: The seller notes that the item is "In Good Antique Condition." It is advised for potential buyers to refer to all the provided pictures to fully assess the item's condition.

Composition: The item is made from Solid Silver, indicating a high quality and durable material.

Antique: This is an authentic antique piece, adding a significant historic value and charm to the item.

Material: The item is made of Solid Silver, further reinforcing its quality and timeless appeal.

Brand: The item is a product of Daniel Cary, a brand known for its craftsmanship and quality products.

Pattern: The item follows the James I pattern, giving it a specific and unique style that reflects the design aesthetics of that era.

Product: This is a Spoon, an everyday object transformed into a piece of art through its antique design and solid silver material.

Style: The style of the item is Antique, showcasing the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of a bygone era.

Age: The item dates back to Pre-1800, making it a significant historical artifact that has withstood the test of time.

Product Description: This Antique Solid Silver Spoon by Daniel Cary is a remarkable piece of history. Following the James I pattern, the spoon is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the pre-1800 era. Despite its age, it is in good antique condition as noted by the seller. Its solid silver composition adds to its timeless charm and value.

Declaration

Bushells Antiques has dated this Silver Seal Top Spoon to the 19th Century.

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SA1135377
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Description
James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Weight: 54.6

Seller Notes: The seller notes that the item is "In Good Antique Condition.

" It is advised for potential buyers to refer to all the provided pictures to fully assess the item's condition.
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fig 1. A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
fig 1. James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Composition: The item is made from Solid Silver, indicating a high quality and durable material.

Antique: This is an authentic antique piece, adding a significant historic value and charm to the item.

Material: The item is made of Solid Silver, further reinforcing its quality and timeless appeal.

fig 2. A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
fig 2. James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Brand: The item is a product of Daniel Cary, a brand known for its craftsmanship and quality products.

Pattern: The item follows the James I pattern, giving it a specific and unique style that reflects the design aesthetics of that era.

fig 3. A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
fig 3. James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Product: This is a Spoon, an everyday object transformed into a piece of art through its antique design and solid silver material.

Style: The style of the item is Antique, showcasing the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of a bygone era.

fig 4. A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
fig 4. James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Age: The item dates back to Pre-1800, making it a significant historical artifact that has withstood the test of time.

Product Description: This Antique Solid Silver Spoon by Daniel Cary is a remarkable piece of history. Following the James I pattern, the spoon is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the pre-1800 era. Despite its age, it is in good antique condition as noted by the seller. Its solid silver composition adds to its timeless charm and value.

Date of Manufacture

Bushells Antiques has dated this Silver Seal Top Spoon to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1135377
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A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
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Archive I A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.

James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary

Archive II A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View II
Archive III A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View III
Archive IV A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View IV
Archive V A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View V
Archive VI A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View VI
Archive VII A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View VII
Archive VIII A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View VIII
Archive IX A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View IX
Archive X A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View X
Archive XI A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View XI
Archive XII A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View XII
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Archive XIV A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View XIV
Archive XV A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal. View XV
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A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
James I Seal Top Spoon London 1612 by Daniel Cary
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A Jacobean sterling silver seal top spoon with a broad fig-shaped bowl and turned end terminal.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

A seal top spoon is a historical style of eating utensil popular during the 16th and 17th centuries, characterised by a fig-shaped bowl, a straight stem, and a flat circular or polygonal terminal designed to resemble a seal.

These spoons were forged by hand from sterling silver or pewter, featuring cast finials that were joined to the stem using a notched lap joint.

Authentic period pieces feature early hallmarking conventions, such as a leopards head mark struck inside the bowl and makers marks on the stem, accompanied by hand-hammering marks and uneven wear on the rim of the bowl.

Early silver flatware can be presented mounted in a velvet-lined frame, displayed under a glass cloche on a sideboard, or placed within a cabinet of curiosities.

Silver flatware should be cleaned using a non-abrasive silver cloth to maintain patination, kept in moisture-free environments, and stored away from sulfur-containing materials.
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