Georgian Sterling Silver Spoon 18th Century

Name: Large Georgian Silver Spoon, Hallmarked London 1813
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA752059
Price: 175 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectServing Spoons
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialSterling Silver
ColourSilver
MotifsEngraved crest terminal, Oval bowl, Tapered stem, Old English pattern

This large Georgian serving spoon originates from the Regency period and follows the traditional Old English pattern in sterling silver. It displays a polished silver finish with a bright reflective quality across its elongated form. The piece comprises an oval bowl connected to a narrow tapered stem that widens toward the terminal end, where an engraved crest is visible. Reflections appear across the curved surface of the bowl, while the overall profile maintains a smooth, clean silhouette. Measuring 22 cm in length, the spoon has a substantial feel suitable for table service. In a modern interior, this silverware serves functionally as part of a dining collection or rests displayed upon a sideboard top as a decorative period accent. It integrates easily into traditional table settings during formal meals or celebrations. Collectors of antique silver will find it fits well alongside other Georgian dining wares, adding historical character to a display cabinet or serving tray when not in active use.

FAQs

During the Georgian era from 1714 to 1830, silversmiths forged flatware pieces by hand, predominantly featuring classic profiles like Old English or Fiddle patterns often customized with family crest engravings.

British silver spoons from this period were raised from solid sterling silver, consisting of 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with copper for structural durability.

Authentic pieces carry a sequence of stamped hallmarks on the stem, including the leopards head for London, the lion passant for sterling silver, a date letter, and the registered makers mark.

These historical serving implements can be presented on dining tables during meal service, displayed in glass-front cabinetry, or arranged as part of a sideboard vignette.

Clean silver gently with warm water and mild soap, then buff using a soft cloth and specialised silver polish, avoiding abrasive sponges that cause surface scratches.

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Large Georgian Silver Spoon, Hallmarked London 1813