It was listed by AgAu Jewellery. Sold pieces stay on Sellingantiques as a record of what has passed through, and the next one is rarely far away.
AgAu Jewellery has dated this piece to the 1800s.
There is no monogram but there is a crest of ‘Dog’, I think; which is included in a photograph.
It is in excellent condition for 196 years old, with no dents, damage or repairs that I can see.
It measures approximately: 17.1 cm long, with the bowl 6 cm x 4.9 cm (across the widest points) and weighs 60.8 grams / 1.95 troy oz.
The assay office is Edinburgh, with the head of George III as duty stamp, the date letter ‘o’ for 1820 and the maker’s mark for John & William Howden; there is also another maker’s mark, stamped ‘WH’ in script, I wondered if this may be for William Howden, the son.
A superb, true antique ladle to own and use!
AgAu Jewellery has dated this piece to the 1800s.
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Good Quality, George Iv, Solid Silver Sauce / Gravy Ladle – Edinburgh 1820
