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George 111 Berry Spoon
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George 111 Berry Spoon

18th century
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George 111 solid silver serving spoon weighing 2.09 troy oz. The stem is beautifully engraved and the top has the crest of a seated unicorn

Physical Dimensions
Width
22cm (8.66")
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Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Georgian Silver Berry Spoon to the 18th Century.

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SA941937
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George 111 solid silver serving spoon weighing 2.09 troy oz. The stem is beautifully engraved and the top has the crest of a seated unicorn
Width
22cm (8.66")
Date of Manufacture

Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Georgian Silver Berry Spoon to the 18th Century.

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A George III silver berry spoon featuring embossed fruit detail inside the bowl and an intricately engraved handle.
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Archive I A George III silver berry spoon featuring embossed fruit detail inside the bowl and an intricately engraved handle.

George 111 Berry Spoon

Archive II A George III silver berry spoon featuring embossed fruit detail inside the bowl and an intricately engraved handle. View II
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A George III silver berry spoon featuring embossed fruit detail inside the bowl and an intricately engraved handle.
George 111 Berry Spoon
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A George III silver berry spoon featuring embossed fruit detail inside the bowl and an intricately engraved handle.
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A Georgian berry spoon is a specialized serving utensil crafted during the Georgian era, designed primarily for serving soft fruits and berries. These spoons typically feature embossed fruit designs inside the bowl and decorated handles.

Berry spoons were predominantly made from sterling silver, with many featuring hand-chased and repousse ornamentation added to the bowl and handle. Some examples also retain gilded bowl interiors to protect the silver from fruit acids.

Authentic pieces carry British silver hallmarks indicating the assay office, silver purity standard, makers mark, and date letter corresponding to the George III period. Many plain Georgian spoons were later embellished in the Victorian era with repousse fruit motifs.

Antique silver spoons can be displayed inside modern glass cabinets, integrated into formal dining table settings, or framed in shallow shadow boxes as historical wall decor.

Maintain silver by polishing gently with a soft microfibre cloth and specialized silver polish to prevent tarnish accumulation. Store in acid-free tissue paper or a silver cloth pouch away from direct moisture to slow oxidisation.
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