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George II Silver Marrow Scoop 1752 Elizabeth Oldfield
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George II Silver Marrow Scoop 1752 Elizabeth Oldfield

18th century
Sold 5 June 2026 · TJR Trading
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Description

This is a George II hallmarked sterling silver marrow scoop. It was assayed in London in 1752 and made by Elizabeth Oldfield (formerly Elizabeth Jackson).

It is double ended and of traditional design. There are engraved initials to the back of the bowl.

It has some evidence of fire stain to the back of the bowl, proving alongside the clear hallmarks that it is a period piece. It appears to have been slightly dented to the tip of the narrow end. Otherwise it is in good order with wear commensurate to its age.

It weighs 62g / 2.01 oz t.

Physical Dimensions
Height
22.2cm (8.74")
Width
2.2cm (0.87")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

TJR Trading has dated this Antique Silver Marrow Scoop to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA756566
Dealers Internal Reference
C518
Dealers Notes

All items come with free shipping throughout the UK. They will be sent using a recorded or signed for service such as Royal Mail's Special Delivery.

For other international buyers I have added postage costs to the listings.

Please contact me using my email tjrtrading@hotmail.co.uk or through the contact details section on my listings as I am often out sourcing stock and am unable to answer my telephone. I can answer any questions much better by email.

Description
This is a George II hallmarked sterling silver marrow scoop. It was assayed in London in 1752 and made by Elizabeth Oldfield (formerly Elizabeth Jackson).

It is double ended and of traditional design. There are engraved initials to the back of the bowl.

“
It has some evidence of fire stain to the back of the bowl, proving alongside the clear hallmarks that it is a period piece.
TJR Trading

It appears to have been slightly dented to the tip of the narrow end. Otherwise it is in good order with wear commensurate to its age.

It weighs 62g / 2.01 oz t.

Height
22.2cm (8.74")
Width
2.2cm (0.87")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

TJR Trading has dated this Antique Silver Marrow Scoop to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers
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SA756566
Dealers Internal Ref
C518
TJR Trading
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2014

Specialist in antique silver, but also a seller of glass, ceramics and other similar items

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the TJR Trading Profile Page

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An angled top-down view of a slender, polished silver marrow scoop featuring two different-sized troughs at each end.
George II Silver Marrow Scoop 1752 Elizabeth Oldfield
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectFlatware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsDouble-ended troughs, Central ribbing, Plain polished finish
  • SizeH 22.2 cm (9 in) x W 2.2 cm (1 in) x D 1 cm (0 in)

FAQs

Marrow scoops gained popularity during the 18th century in Britain as a specialised dining implement used to extract marrow from bones during formal meals.

These pieces were traditionally forged from sterling silver using hand-hammering and shaping techniques, often bearing maker marks and hallmarks denoting the year and assay office.

Authenticity is verified through clear hallmarks indicating the sterling standard, makers mark, and date letter, alongside characteristic weight, patina, and wear consistent with age.

They are typically displayed within glass cabinets, shadow boxes, or integrated into curated dining table collections to highlight historic culinary practices.

Preservation requires gentle cleaning with a soft microfibre cloth and specialised silver polish only when necessary, avoiding abrasive materials that can damage hallmarks and the metal surface.
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