What is the difference between a tablespoon and a serving spoon?

Table spoons generally measure around twenty to twenty-two centimetres in length and were designed for general dining use at the table. Serving, basting, and hash spoons measure significantly longer, often exceeding thirty centimetres, and were intended for serving food from communal platters.

How do I know if my spoons are Georgian?

Dating relies heavily upon the set of hallmarks struck into the silver, which include the maker's mark, standard mark, town mark, and an annual date letter. Stylistic markers such as old english or fiddle handles, rat-tail backs, and Britannia standard silver also point toward the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

Can I use antique silver table spoons every day?

Sterling silver possesses a durable physical structure that handles regular use, provided the pieces are washed by hand in mild soap without harsh abrasive pads. Frequent use actually develops a soft, pleasing patina across the metal surface over decades of handling.

What are berry spoons?

Berry spoons are Georgian table spoons that were subsequently decorated during the Victorian era with embossed fruit, flowers, and chased scrolls across the bowl and stem. These embellished pieces were frequently housed in dedicated leatherette and silk-lined presentation cases for gifting.

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Georgian silver table spoons bring the weight and bright metal of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century dining rooms straight to the modern table.

Unusual Cased Pair of Silver "Quaich" Novelty Salts by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1917

1900 - 1920

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Unusual Cased Pair of Silver "Quaich" Novelty Salts by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1917

From Julie Cartwright Antiques

£275

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18th century

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Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle, Old English Pattern, London 1800

From Ritas Bazaar

£350

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1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g

18th century

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1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g

From Dudley Antique Silver

£940

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18th century

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Boxed Pair of George III Sterling Silver Berry or Serving Spoons

From Piers Rankin Antique Silver

£245

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1724 Fine George 1st Britannia Standard Basting Spoon by William Scarlett 120g

18th century

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1724 Fine George 1st Britannia Standard Basting Spoon by William Scarlett 120g

From Dudley Antique Silver

£540

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19th century

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Antique Silver Soup Ladle.

From George James Antiques

£695

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19th century

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Large Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle with Threaded Border - 1824

From Kingsdown Antiques

£395

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18th century

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Pair of George I Antique Silver Spoons

From The Silver Cabinet

£520

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18th century

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Antique George I Silver Spoon

From The Silver Cabinet

£325

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19th century

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George II Silver Tablespoon London 1755

From Aramis Antiques

£185

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Listings span the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, featuring sterling silver and Britannia standard flatware alongside velvet-lined presentation cases.

1717 Rare Pair of George 1st Scottish Rat Tail Tablespoons by James Tait

18th century

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1717 Rare Pair of George 1st Scottish Rat Tail Tablespoons by James Tait

From Dudley Antique Silver

£480

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18th century

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Scottish Provincial Inverness Silver Spoon

From Carse Antiques

£195

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18th century

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Antique George III York Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Gravy Straining Spoon (1790)

From AC Silver

£2,250

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18th century

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A Rare George II Silver Marrow Scoop

From Andrew Cox Antiques

£265

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18th century

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Pair of Shell Shaped English Silver Serving Spoons

From Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques

£185

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19th century

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Antique Solid Silver Boat Shaped Table Salts with the Original Blue Glass Liners

From Rebecca Sarah Antiques

£345

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Georgian Silver Table Spoons

Unusual Cased Pair of Silver "Quaich" Novelty Salts by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1917

Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle, Old English Pattern, London 1800

1770 Stunning Pair of Cased Irish Hookend Basting Spoons by John Locker 220g

Boxed Pair of George III Sterling Silver Berry or Serving Spoons

1724 Fine George 1st Britannia Standard Basting Spoon by William Scarlett 120g

Antique Silver Soup Ladle.

Large Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Soup Ladle with Threaded Border - 1824

Pair of George I Antique Silver Spoons

Antique George I Silver Spoon

George II Silver Tablespoon London 1755

1717 Rare Pair of George 1st Scottish Rat Tail Tablespoons by James Tait

Scottish Provincial Inverness Silver Spoon

Antique George III York Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Gravy Straining Spoon (1790)

A Rare George II Silver Marrow Scoop

Pair of Shell Shaped English Silver Serving Spoons

Antique Solid Silver Boat Shaped Table Salts with the Original Blue Glass Liners

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