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1785 Georgian Sterling Silver Incuse Duty Mark Basting Spoon Antique
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1785 Georgian Sterling Silver Incuse Duty Mark Basting Spoon Antique

18th century
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A superb rare English Georgian antique solid sterling silver basting spoon. It is hallmarked for London 1785 with the maker being Thomas Wallis - note it has the incuse kings head duty mark used for only 2 years. It is in super condition having no dings splits distortions or repairs - faint bowl marks. It measures approx. 11.5 inches (29.4cm) long by 2 inches (5.1cm) wide and weighs 94 grams. A high quality rare piece.

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The Silver Squirrel has dated this Georgian Silver Basting Spoon to the Georgian era.

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SA1236541
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369/110//56
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A superb rare English Georgian antique solid sterling silver basting spoon.
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It is hallmarked for London 1785 with the maker being Thomas Wallis - note it has the incuse kings head duty mark used for only 2 years.
The Silver Squirrel

It is in super condition having no dings splits distortions or repairs - faint bowl marks. It measures approx. 11.5 inches (29.4cm) long by 2 inches (5.1cm) wide and weighs 94 grams. A high quality rare piece.

Date of Manufacture

The Silver Squirrel has dated this Georgian Silver Basting Spoon to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1236541
Dealers Internal Ref
369/110//56
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An 18th-century Georgian sterling silver basting spoon featuring a long, tapered stem and a polished oval bowl.
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Archive I An 18th-century Georgian sterling silver basting spoon featuring a long, tapered stem and a polished oval bowl.

1785 Georgian Sterling Silver Incuse Duty Mark Basting Spoon Antique

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An 18th-century Georgian sterling silver basting spoon featuring a long, tapered stem and a polished oval bowl.
1785 GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER INCUSE DUTY MARK BASTING SPOON ANTIQUE
Ref: SA1236541
An 18th-century Georgian sterling silver basting spoon featuring a long, tapered stem and a polished oval bowl.
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  • ObjectBasting Spoon
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsOld English pattern stem, Oval bowl, Plain polished finish

A Georgian silver basting spoon is a large item of British flatware produced during the Georgian era, spanning 1714 to 1830. Typically measuring between 11 and 13 inches in length, these long-handled spoons were used for basting roasts and serving dishes at formal dining tables.

Georgian serving spoons were hand-forged from sterling silver, consisting of 92.5% pure silver alloyed with copper for structural durability. The items featured hand-hammered bowls, seamless stems, and standard punch marks applied by official assay offices.

Authentic pieces feature full British hallmark stamps including a maker mark, town mark, lion passant for silver purity, date letter, and monarch head duty mark. An incuse duty mark, where the profile of King George III is recessed into the surface, specifically indicates production between 1784 and 1786.

Antique silver cutlery can be arranged inside glazed cabinets or integrated into modern table settings for formal hosting. Combining historic silverware with contemporary ceramic tableware creates an engaging visual contrast in dining spaces.

Sterling silver should be washed gently in warm water with mild soap and dried immediately with a soft cloth to avoid water spots. Regular polishing with a non-abrasive silver foam or cream removes surface tarnish while preserving the natural metal patina.
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