Georgian Silver Basting Spoons 18th Century

Name: Hester Bateman: Pair of Basting Spoons
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1229582
Price: 395 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A pair of 18th-century sterling silver basting spoons featuring elongated handles with engraved monograms and oval bowls.

HESTER BATEMAN: PAIR OF BASTING SPOONS

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Georgian silver flatware refers to silver pieces produced in Great Britain during the reigns of King George I through King George IV (17141830). It is characterized by balance, proportion, and classic period patterns such as Old English, Hanoverian, and Fiddle.

Georgian silver spoons were forged by hand from sterling silver (92.5% purity) using hammering techniques. Handles were formed and smoothed individually, with terminal decoration and monograms applied using hand-engraving tools.

Authentic pieces feature a complete set of British hallmarks stamped into the silver, including the makers mark, the lion passant indicating sterling purity, the town mark (such as a leopards head for London), a date letter, and a monarchs duty mark.

Antique silver spoons can be displayed laid flat inside a glazed dining room cabinet, arranged in decorative tabletop boxes, or integrated into modern table settings alongside contemporary tableware.

Clean silver flatware gently with a specialized, non-abrasive silver polish applied with a soft cloth to preserve the natural surface patina. Avoid dishwasher use, wash immediately after contact with acidic items, and store flatware in tarnish-resistant cloth wraps.

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Hester Bateman: Pair of Basting Spoons