A refined and rare set of five antique sterling silver tea spoons crafted by the renowned silversmith William Comyns & Sons, London, and fully hallmarked for the year 1894. These exquisite spoons feature beautifully detailed pierced (openwork) handles with intricate floral and scroll motifs, characteristic of late Victorian decorative silver. The craftsmanship is delicate yet precise, making them highly desirable for collectors and lovers of fine antique tableware. Each spoon bears clear English hallmarks, confirming London assay, maker’s mark (W.C&S), and date letter for 1894. Key Features: • Maker: William Comyns & Sons • Origin: London, England • Year: 1894 • Material: Solid sterling silver (.925) • Quantity: 5 tea spoons • Total weight: approx. 69 grams • Design: Ornate pierced handles with floral decoration • Condition: Very good antique condition with light signs of age and use (minor surface wear consistent with age, no damage or repairs) Dimensions (approx.): • Length: 12 cm Securely Shipped from Spain