Description and Details
We are delighted to offer this pair of Georgian silver berry spoons made by famous makers Peter & Ann Bateman in London,1796.
The bowl of the spoon is fully gilt and features a finely stippled background with elegant scrolls encompassing the three currants in the middle of the spoon.
The gilding not only adds to the aesthetic beauty but further has a practical usage - the gold layer prevents the fruits' acidity from reacting and tarnishing the silver.
The handle of both spoons have a vacant cartouche and the surroundings feature an engraved pattern along the stem.
The spoons come with a fitted box ideal for display or storage.
Hallmarks are fully present with the maker, date, Georgian head, silver passant and town assay mark. Note: The hallmarks are rubbed and the maker's mark can be difficult to identify.
A great pair of chased Georgian berry spoons made by one of the finest silversmiths of the Georgian era.
- Peter & Ann Bateman
- Silver Gilt Bowls and Unmonogrammed Cartouche
Size
- Size (mm) Length: 210mm Width: 45mm
- Size (inches) Length: 8.26 Width: 1.77
- Weight: 100 grams for the pair (3.52 oz)
Condition
Excellent Condition - The pair is in excellent antique condition with no issues. Please refer to the photographs to examine the condition in further detail.
Free Shipping
Artisan Antiques offers a Global Free Shipping Service with discreet packaging and delivery.
*All parcels are insured - all shipping liabilities are covered by Artisan Antiques.
*Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screens & lighting conditions*
*Images with Basket are for display purposes only - the basket is sold separately*.
- Price negotiations may be possible under certain criteria, please contact us via telephone (07578761640) or email (info@artisanantiques.net) -
English
العربية
简体中文
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
日本語
한국어
Русский
Español