the pair of Victorian sterling silver bright cut basting spoons viewed diagonally
a diagonal view of the spoons
the spoons face down and viewed diagonally
the spoons from a birds eye view
focused on the bowls
a side on view of the pair of spoons
the engraved crests
focused on the bowl of one of the spoons
the stem section
focused on the handle of one of the spoons
the London hallmarks and makers marks
the pair of stuffing or basting spoons viewed diagonally

Pair of Victorian Silver Bright Cut Basting Spoons - 1871

£585

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Description: - A pair of mid-Victorian sterling silver bright cut basting spoons, engraved with a family crest.

  • Period: - Late 19th Century
  • Date: - 1871
  • Engraving: - Family crest
  • Maker: - Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater)
  • Measurement: - Approximately 30.5cm in length, with a bowl width of 5.6cm
  • Weight: - 312.2 grams

Condition: - The antique spoons are in good condition. Minor surface scratches, marks, and tarnishing commensurate with age. Please see photographs for confirmation of condition.

Item No: - 1817_tn1.

Customs and import taxes: - Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply.

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