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Antique Silver Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop.
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Antique Silver Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop.

18th century
Sold 17 December 2025 · George James Antiques
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Description

Geo.III silver marrow scoop in top condition, by Hester Bateman, the renowned lady silversmith of this period. Perfect in every respect (condition, quality, hallmarks.)

London. 1779. Hester Bateman.

Length 21.5cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
21.5cm (8.46")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

George James Antiques has dated this Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA643869
Dealers Internal Reference
28/1754
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Description
Geo.III silver marrow scoop in top condition, by Hester Bateman, the renowned lady silversmith of this period. Perfect in every respect (condition, quality, hallmarks.)

London. 1779. Hester Bateman.

Length 21.5cm

Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
21.5cm (8.46")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

George James Antiques has dated this Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA643869
Dealers Internal Ref
28/1754
George James Antiques
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Antique Silver Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop.

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An overhead view of a polished antique sterling silver marrow scoop featuring a narrow, elongated double-ended design.
Antique Silver Hester Bateman Marrow Scoop.
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An overhead view of a polished antique sterling silver marrow scoop featuring a narrow, elongated double-ended design.
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  • ObjectCutlery
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsDouble-ended trough, Hollow stem, Maker hallmark, Polished finish
  • SizeH 1 cm (0 in) x W 21.5 cm (8 in) x D 2 cm (1 in)

Hester Bateman was a prominent 18th-century English silversmith known for producing delicate, finely pierced, and well-crafted sterling silver flatware and tableware bearing her distinctive makers mark.

These items were traditionally handcrafted from sterling silver using hammering, shaping, and polishing techniques, often featuring hallmark stamps indicating the maker, standard, and assay office.

Authenticity is verified through clear hallmarks, including the makers mark, the lion passant for sterling standard, the leopards head for London assay, and a date letter corresponding to the specific year of production.

Antique silver can be displayed in glass-fronted cabinets, used within traditional table settings, or framed in shadow boxes to highlight its historical craftsmanship and metallic sheen.

Antique silver should be cleaned sparingly using non-abrasive silver polish and a soft cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals, and stored in tarnish-resistant cloth in a dry environment.
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