Antique Victorian Silver Salt Spoons Hallmarked Birmingham 1869 offered for sale by Silver2treasure. You can purchase these items through the picture link at the foot of this post.

They are of a good size and I can best describe them as having a French look to them, with a decorative engraved pattern to the front of the handles and ornate pointed terminals (the backs are plain). They have oval shaped bowls. The terminals do have engraved fancy letters which I think are "MEW". They are made from a good guage of silver and have clear marks. Silver Makers Marks: G.U (George Unite & Sons) They are 3.25 inches long in total, the bowls being 0.5 inch long and 1 inch wide. They weigh a total of 13g.  They are in very good condition

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Antique Silver Salt Spoons Pair 1868 George Unite    £49.00

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Antique Victorian Salt Spoons Hallmarked London 1899 offered for sale by Silver2treasure. you can purchase them through their ebay store by clicking the picture link at the foot of this post.

They have fiddle pattern handles with the Old English pattern to the back. They are made from a good guage of silver and have clear hallmarks, except for the makers marks which are a bit rubbed Silver Makers Marks: Although these are quite rubbed, the shape of the mark I believe is for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd. They measure 4.25 inches long in total, the bowls 1 inch long and just over 1 inch wide. They weigh a total of 30g. They are both in very good condition.

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Rare Antique Georgian Silver Salt Spoons Hallmarked London 1824 by Jonathan Hayne.They are offered for sale in the Silver2treasure ebay store where you can visit them by clicking the picture link at the bottom of this page. you can also buy them from the Silver2treasure antique silver showcase where they are offered for sale with a 10% discount just click the link. Rare Antique Georgian Silver Salt Spoons Hallmarked London 1824 by Jonathan Hayne

They are described as:

They have a fiddle pattern handle which has the Old English pattern to the back. They have a gilt lining to the bowls and have clear hallmarks (except for the "I" in the makers marks which are a little rubbed . They do have the initials of M.L engraved in the handles. These spoons are ideal for use with large solid silver salts and particularly the glass bottle cruet sets that usually came with their own stand.

Antique Silver Salt Spoons Pair Fiddle Pattern 1824    £52.00

Antique Silver Exeter Salt Spoon Hallmarked for 1830 by Owen Fielding offered for sale by Silver2treasure. It has a fiddle pattern shape handle with the Old English pattern to the back. It has clear hallmarks for Exeter but it was made by the Plymouth Silversmith Owen Fielding, which makes it quite rare.

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It measures 4 inches long in total, the bowl just over 1 inch wide and just under 1 inch in depth. It weighs 9g

Bearing in mind it's 181 years of age, it is in very good condition, with just 2 little pin pricks dings to the underside of the bowl, and some light surface scratching which is only to be expected on a metal item and is commensurate with age and use.  A very good antique solid silver large salt spoon, ideal for use with a large silver salt, and with the rare Plymouth makers mark, a must for any collector

Antique and vintage silver by its very nature has been previously used. Silver is a comparatively soft metal and a combination of many years use invariably leaves its mark. I do endeavour to describe all items accurately but do not expect any antique to be in "as new condition".

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