Spoon (16) - .925 silver - Silver dessert spons






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16-piece lot of Walker & Hall sterling silver dessert spoons (.925) from Sheffield, dating to the 1930s, comprising two sets of six plus two spares, in original blue-lined presentation boxes; spoons weigh 190.05 g excluding boxes and feature a contemporary Art Deco-influenced handle design with a natural patina.
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1932 Walker & Hall 2 sets of six dessert spoos plus 2 spares presented in in their original presentation boxes
W&H: Walker & Hall, shown here in their signature "pennant flag" style.
Lion Passant: set is Sterling Silver (.925 purity).
Crown: Sheffield Assay Office.
Rd 723803: This is a Registered Design Number in 1926 for a specific pattern,
likely part of their "Pride" or a similar Art Deco-influenced range.
The shape of the handle end—with that subtle trilobe or "cushion" notch—is very typical of the late 1920s and early 1930s. It’s a cleaner, more modern look compared to the ornate Victorian styles.
The spoons are in excellent condition with a natural patina.
2 original blue-lined presentation cases have anti-tarnish properties in the fabric, which will keep the silver brighter for longer than if they were loose in a drawer.
The weight indicated is just the spoons without presentation boxes.
1932 Walker & Hall 2 sets of six dessert spoos plus 2 spares presented in in their original presentation boxes
W&H: Walker & Hall, shown here in their signature "pennant flag" style.
Lion Passant: set is Sterling Silver (.925 purity).
Crown: Sheffield Assay Office.
Rd 723803: This is a Registered Design Number in 1926 for a specific pattern,
likely part of their "Pride" or a similar Art Deco-influenced range.
The shape of the handle end—with that subtle trilobe or "cushion" notch—is very typical of the late 1920s and early 1930s. It’s a cleaner, more modern look compared to the ornate Victorian styles.
The spoons are in excellent condition with a natural patina.
2 original blue-lined presentation cases have anti-tarnish properties in the fabric, which will keep the silver brighter for longer than if they were loose in a drawer.
The weight indicated is just the spoons without presentation boxes.
