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Antique George I Silver Spoon
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Antique George I Silver Spoon

18th century
Description

Excellent solid silver spoon dating from the reign of George I.

It is hallmarked for London 1719. The maker's mark is understandably worn but it may be for Joseph Smith. In the Hanoverian Rat Tail Pattern, the spoon has a pretty crest on finial.

The Britannia Standard was introduced in 1696 and signifies a purer standard of silver than sterling - 95.8% compared to the 92.5% of sterling.

Dimensions:

Length: 20.5

Silver Weight: 62g.

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.

Post and packaging are free within the UK. Overseas buyers please e-mail for postage costs and please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.

Physical Dimensions
Height
20.5cm (8.07")
Declaration

The Silver Cabinet has dated this George I Silver Spoon to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1192625
Dealers Internal Reference
C834
Description
Excellent solid silver spoon dating from the reign of George I.

It is hallmarked for London 1719. The maker's mark is understandably worn but it may be for Joseph Smith. In the Hanoverian Rat Tail Pattern, the spoon has a pretty crest on finial.

The Britannia Standard was introduced in 1696 and signifies a purer standard of silver than sterling - 95.
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8% compared to the 92.5% of sterling.

fig 1. A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background.
fig 1. Antique George I Silver Spoon

Dimensions:

Length: 20.5

Silver Weight: 62g.

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.

Post and packaging are free within the UK. Overseas buyers please e-mail for postage costs and please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.

Height
20.5cm (8.07")
Date of Manufacture

The Silver Cabinet has dated this George I Silver Spoon to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1192625
Dealers Internal Ref
C834
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Archive I A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background.

Antique George I Silver Spoon

Archive II A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background. View II
Archive III A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background. View III
Archive IV A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background. View IV
Archive V A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background. View V
Archive VI A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background. View VI
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A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background.
Antique George I Silver Spoon
Ref: SA1192625
A single George I sterling silver spoon with a central ridge handle, upturned terminal, and an oval bowl against a split blue and white background.
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Produced during the reign of King George I between 1714 and 1727, these spoons typically feature the Hanoverian pattern, characterised by a rounded upturned stem end with a central ridge along the front and an elongated oval bowl.

George I flatware was crafted primarily from sterling silver or Britannia standard silver, hand-forged by silversmiths using traditional hammer and anvil techniques.

Authentic pieces carry British hallmarks stamped on the reverse of the stem, including the makers mark, town mark, purity mark, and date letter corresponding to the early 18th century.

Antique silver spoons can be displayed inside glass-fronted cabinets, arranged in decorative shadow boxes, or incorporated into contemporary dining settings to add historical texture.

Clean silver with a soft cotton cloth and specialised silver polish, avoiding abrasive materials or dishwashers, and store pieces in tarnish-resistant cloth covers to minimise atmospheric oxidisation.
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