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C1760 Very Rare Georgian Heavy Glasgow Soup Ladle by Milne and Campbell 210 Grams
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C1760 Very Rare Georgian Heavy Glasgow Soup Ladle by Milne and Campbell 210 Grams

18th century
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This is a lovely Soup ladle made in Glasgow in c1760 by Milne and Campbell, it is really well made, heavy gauge, nice clear hallmarks, it is 35cms long and weighs 210 grams, it has period owners initials in script. Glasgow was a small provincial town in this period and a soup ladle is rare,

A fine piece of 18th century Scottish provincial silver

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Georgian Silver Soup Ladle to the 18th Century.

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This is a lovely Soup ladle made in Glasgow in c1760 by Milne and Campbell, it is really well made, heavy gauge, nice clear hallmarks, it is 35cms long and weighs 210 grams, it has period owners initials in script. Glasgow was a small provincial town in this period and a soup ladle is rare,

A fine piece of 18th century Scottish provincial silver

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Georgian Silver Soup Ladle to the 18th Century.

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An eighteenth-century Georgian solid silver soup ladle featuring a deep round bowl and a gently curved handle stem.
c1760 very rare Georgian heavy Glasgow soup ladle by Milne and Campbell 210 grams
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An eighteenth-century Georgian solid silver soup ladle featuring a deep round bowl and a gently curved handle stem.
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  • ObjectLadles
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsDeep circular bowl, Curved handle stem, Engraved handle terminal

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A Georgian soup ladle is a large, deep-bowled silver serving utensil produced in Great Britain between 1714 and 1830 during the reigns of Kings George I through George IV. Designed for serving soups, broths, and punches at formal dining tables, these pieces showcase refined eighteenth-century silversmithing techniques.

Georgian ladles were primarily crafted from high-purity sterling silver, cast and hand-hammered to form a seamless stem and deep bowl. The weight and balance were carefully calculated, with handles often reinforced to support heavy liquids.

Authentic eighteenth-century silver pieces feature official hallmarks indicating the maker, city assay mark, standard mark, and date letter. Additionally, genuine period items exhibit natural hand-hammering marks, period-appropriate engraving techniques, and minor surface wear consistent with centuries of handling.

Antique silver ladles can be displayed on a dining room sideboard mounted in a shadow box or arranged inside a glass cabinetry display alongside contemporary tableware. Placing silver accents against dark wooden surfaces creates a striking contrast that bridges classic and modern aesthetics.

Antique silver should be washed by hand using warm water and a mild dish soap, followed by immediate drying with a soft microfibre cloth. Gentle cleaning with specialised silver polish removes tarnish without stripping the underlying patina or damaging delicate maker marks.
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