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ANTIQUE #SA612161

Pair Of William IV Silver Serving Spoons Newcastle 1831

Status: This item has been sold
Sold by: Woodbridge Antiques

A fine pair of solid silver William IV, Serving/Basting Spoons. The spoons are in the Fiddle pattern and are simply plain polished sterling with no engraving or embossing. The back of each spoon''s terminal bear identical hallmarks for the Newcastle Assay Office with a date mark for 1831 along with the Lion Passant indicating sterling silver and the silvermaker''s mark for Peter Lambert.
 
 
 
A good heavy gauge pair weighing approx. 64 grams each.
 
 
 
Condition: In very good collector''s condition (there is a small bump in one of the spoon bowls which we mention for accuracy).
 
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Hallmarks and maker''s marks: Newcastle 1831 by Peter Lambert
 
 
 
Measurements:
 
Spoon length: 22 cm approx.
 
Combined weight of spoons: 123.3 grams approx.
 
 
 
 
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Woodbridge Antiques
Specialists in quality antique silver, fine jewellery & accessories
Suffolk
United Kingdom
Tel: 01394 387 210
STATUS
THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD