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Pair of 1791 Silver George III Scottish Basting Spoons by Alexander Henderson
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Pair of 1791 Silver George III Scottish Basting Spoons by Alexander Henderson

18th century
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Description

Pair of 1791 Silver George III Scottish Basting Spoons

This is a very nice pair of Scottish silver basting spoons from George III period.

The pair of basting spoons wear the assay town mark of Edinburgh, the date letter L in a shield which stand for 1791

the Scottish thistle and the bust of George III.

The makers mark AH which is Alexander Henderson

The spoons are engraved with an initial.

Physical Dimensions
Height
31.5cm (12.40")
Width
5.5cm (2.17")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Declaration

Original Retro has dated these Scottish Silver Basting Spoons to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA933072
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Valley Antique Centre

Hollins Mill

Suite 5 Unit 8

Pennine Industrial Park

Valley Road

Hebden Bridge

HX7 7BZ

(0044) 01422 887420 or (0044) 07780 687139

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Description
Pair of 1791 Silver George III Scottish Basting Spoons

This is a very nice pair of Scottish silver basting spoons from George III period.

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The pair of basting spoons wear the assay town mark of Edinburgh, the date letter L in a shield which stand for 1791.
Original Retro

the Scottish thistle and the bust of George III.

The makers mark AH which is Alexander Henderson

The spoons are engraved with an initial.

Height
31.5cm (12.40")
Width
5.5cm (2.17")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Date of Manufacture

Original Retro has dated these Scottish Silver Basting Spoons to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA933072
Original Retro
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2011
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Suite 5 Unit 8
Pennine Industrial Park
Valley Road
Hebden Bridge
West Yorkshire
HX7 7BZ
United Kingdom
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A pair of polished sterling silver George III Scottish basting spoons featuring pointed handles with subtle engraved monograms.
Pair of 1791 Silver George III Scottish Basting Spoons by Alexander Henderson
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A pair of polished sterling silver George III Scottish basting spoons featuring pointed handles with subtle engraved monograms.
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Georgian silver tableware spans the reign of Kings George I through George IV, from 1714 to 1830. Utensils from this period are characterized by hand-hammered sterling silver construction, clean classical lines, refined proportions, and clear makers hallmarks stamped along the stem or bowl reverse.

Late 18th-century Scottish silversmiths adhered to the sterling silver standard, which consists of 92.5 percent pure silver alloyed with 7.5 percent copper for durability. Items were submitted to assay offices in Edinburgh or Glasgow to receive city marks, date letters, and maker marks.

Authentic George III British silver features a series of stamped marks including the lion passant for sterling quality, a sovereign duty mark depicting the profile of George III, a city assay symbol, a specific letter indicating the year of manufacture, and the initials of the silversmith.

Antique silver spoons can be displayed inside velvet-lined dining room drawers, positioned within glazed corner cabinets, or arranged atop a dining sideboard inside silver cutlery stands to highlight historic craftsmanship within contemporary dining settings.

Georgian silver should be washed gently in warm water with mild detergent and dried immediately with a soft cloth. Tarnish is removed using non-abrasive silver polish applied gently along the length of the metal, avoiding harsh chemical dips that strip natural patination.
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