177 Years Old - Shell Shaped - Spoon - .925 silver
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Estimate € 150 - € 200
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Description from the seller
Superior quality hand crafted mid 19th Century Queen Victoria Era sterling silver spoon with shell shaped bowl and lady's head finial
Fully hallmarked London Assay Office guarantee for 925 silver and "n" date letters for 1848
Length 9,7 cm
Width 2,8 cm
Net silver weight 17 grams
Condition report:
In clean fine 177 years old original condition - great patina, minor dark spots - no dings no scratches, no repairs, no bumps, no cracks, as you can see in pictures that are part of the description
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Seller's Story
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Over the last 40 years, I have been collecting silver Works of Art. Carefully selecting every single piece that speaks for its rarity, provenance, historical significance, excellent craftsmanship, functional peculiarity and harmonious proportions...
Time has now come to release them back into the market, so that new generations of demanding collectors and individuals that - just like me - love to surround themselves with items with character can enjoy them as much as I did.
I photograph them honestly and describe them to the best of my knowledge.
Good luck to your bids!!!
Translated by Google TranslateSuperior quality hand crafted mid 19th Century Queen Victoria Era sterling silver spoon with shell shaped bowl and lady's head finial
Fully hallmarked London Assay Office guarantee for 925 silver and "n" date letters for 1848
Length 9,7 cm
Width 2,8 cm
Net silver weight 17 grams
Condition report:
In clean fine 177 years old original condition - great patina, minor dark spots - no dings no scratches, no repairs, no bumps, no cracks, as you can see in pictures that are part of the description
Buy with confidence from one of Catawiki 100% positive feedback Top seller
International buyers welcomed
Worldwide reliable tracking registered mail shipping
Nature respectful recycled carefully packed
Yes I do combine shipping for lots sold in the same auction
Coming from a 100% smoke-free home, it will be properly sanitized before shipping
Are you looking for more fine quality items in current auctions?
Click now on Argent Provocateur seller username to see all my lots!
Seller's Story
Now browse and search through my auctions to find the unexpected!
Over the last 40 years, I have been collecting silver Works of Art. Carefully selecting every single piece that speaks for its rarity, provenance, historical significance, excellent craftsmanship, functional peculiarity and harmonious proportions...
Time has now come to release them back into the market, so that new generations of demanding collectors and individuals that - just like me - love to surround themselves with items with character can enjoy them as much as I did.
I photograph them honestly and describe them to the best of my knowledge.
Good luck to your bids!!!
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
17 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Over 200 years old
No
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Material
Silver
Designer/artist/maker
177 Years Old - Shell Shaped
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
9.7 cm
Width
2.8 cm
Depth
0.3 cm
Estimated period
1848 - Queen Victoria
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