Jeff Sims Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
Jonathan Bateman went into business with his Brother and struck a mark in 1790. This mark is found for 5 months and only in 1790, due to Jonathan's untimely death. Peter then set up business with Jonathan's widow, Ann and the Bateman dynasty continued.

Due to the extremely limited time that this mark was struck, it has become most sought after by collectors, commanding interest even greater than the matriarch Hester Bateman (Jonathan's mother).
Dessert spoons are rarer that table or teaspoons (having been made in smaller quantities) and this example has a delightful engraved armorial to the top front. Dimensions below.

Postage and packing £10.00 UK
£18.00 Europe
£22.00 Outside Europe
Condition :- Excellent, with no dents or splits. The bowl tip is very good.
Hallmarks :- Clear and readable.
Maker :- Peter & Jonathan Bateman.
Date :- London 1790.
Length :- 17 cms.
Bowl width :- 3.2 cms.
Jeff Sims Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
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