George V Silver Stilton Scoop Sheffield 1935 William Hutton & Sons

Name: George V Silver Stilton Scoop Sheffield 1935 William Hutton & Sons
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA851646
Availability: SoldOut

1920 - 1940

Sold by Aramis Antiques

Description

A George V era silver Stilton scoop with a hallmark for Sheffield 1935 and maker’s mark for William Hutton & Sons. The ferrule (between the scoop and the handle) is also hallmarked for Sheffield 1934 and maker’s mark for William Yates. It would not be unusual for silver makers to specialise and William Yates was known for cutlery making and William Hutton for high quality silverware. The scoop has an ivorine handle (often called bone handle at the time). This piece is in excellent condition and the scoop itself is beautifully made with a high gauge of silver and a deep shovel. Lovely.

Physical Dimensions

Height

21.5cm (8.46")

Width

3.3cm (1.30")

Depth

2.8cm (1.10")

Declaration

Aramis Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA851646

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Description

A George V era silver Stilton scoop with a hallmark for Sheffield 1935 and maker’s mark for William Hutton & Sons.

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The ferrule (between the scoop and the handle) is also hallmarked for Sheffield 1934 and maker’s mark for William Yates.

Aramis Antiques

It would not be unusual for silver makers to specialise and William Yates was known for cutlery making and William Hutton for high quality silverware. The scoop has an ivorine handle (often called bone handle at the time). This piece is in excellent condition and the scoop itself is beautifully made with a high gauge of silver and a deep shovel. Lovely.