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Georgian and Victorian Silver Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter
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Georgian and Victorian Silver Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter

19th century
Description

Outstanding Georgian and Victorian Sterling Silver Gold Gilded Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter.

The two Berry Spoons show excellent Craftsmanship and are Hallmarked, London 1800, Solomon Hougham. The length of each spoon is ca 23 cm.

The Sugar Sifter is Hallmarked, London 1875, John Edward and Walter & John Bernard.

The late presentation and vendor box is by W Johnson, Royal Exchange, London and measures ca 27.5 x 15 cm.

Total silver weight is ca 149 grams.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated these Cased Silver Berry Spoons to the 1800s.

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SA1222609
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SKU 874
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Description
Outstanding Georgian and Victorian Sterling Silver Gold Gilded Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter.

The two Berry Spoons show excellent Craftsmanship and are Hallmarked, London 1800, Solomon Hougham. The length of each spoon is ca 23 cm.

fig 1. A dark presentation case lined with purple silk containing two embossed silver-gilt berry spoons and a pierced sugar sifter spoon.
fig 1. Georgian and Victorian Silver Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter

The Sugar Sifter is Hallmarked, London 1875, John Edward and Walter & John Bernard.

The late presentation and vendor box is by W Johnson, Royal Exchange, London and measures ca 27.5 x 15 cm.

Total silver weight is ca 149 grams.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated these Cased Silver Berry Spoons to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1222609
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU 874
Henley Street Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020
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A dark presentation case lined with purple silk containing two embossed silver-gilt berry spoons and a pierced sugar sifter spoon.
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Archive I A dark presentation case lined with purple silk containing two embossed silver-gilt berry spoons and a pierced sugar sifter spoon.

Georgian and Victorian Silver Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter

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Stratford upon Avon
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2020
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A dark presentation case lined with purple silk containing two embossed silver-gilt berry spoons and a pierced sugar sifter spoon.
Georgian and Victorian Silver Berry Spoons and Sugar Sifter
Ref: SA1222609
A dark presentation case lined with purple silk containing two embossed silver-gilt berry spoons and a pierced sugar sifter spoon.
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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.

Berry spoons and sugar sifters are specialised flatware pieces created during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Berry spoons feature embossed bowls designed to serve soft fruits, while sugar sifters possess pierced bowls intended for sprinkling granulated sugar over fruit or desserts.

These sets were typically constructed from sterling silver or silver-gilt. Craftsmen employed techniques such as repousse embossing, hand-chasing, and detailed bowl piercing, often housing the finished items within leather-bound, silk and velvet-lined presentation cases.

Authentic pieces feature official British hallmarks denoting the purity mark, city assay office mark, maker mark, and date letter. Victorian repousse fruit motifs were frequently added to earlier plain Georgian spoons, a practice known as Victorian embellishment.

Cased silver flatware sets are frequently displayed open on sideboards, glass-topped coffee tables, or within glazed cabinets. Open presentation cases showcase both the textile lining and the metalwork finish.

Silver-gilt items should be washed gently in warm soapy water using a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive polishes that remove thin gold gilding. Storing items inside velvet-lined fitted cases reduces air exposure and minimizes tarnish.
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