George Adams Sterling Spoon, 19th Century Flatware, Antique Victorian Silver, Kings Royal Husk, London Hallmarks, outlet Sterling Silver Spoon

A beautiful George Adams sterling silver 7 1/8 inch done in the kings royal husk pattern. George Adams worked with his mother in law Mary Chawner the famous Silversmith in London in the 19th century. The beauty of this spoon can be seen along the handle from the top of the finial to the bottom back of spoon which has a husk pattern. This gorgeous spoon is hallmarked on the back, with an 1850 date letter P . This beautifully made spoon in the Kings Royal Husk pattern is in good condition with scratches and marks from age, and weights 66 grams. Unfortunately these beautiful testaments to skill & quality are being melted down for the silver value and are becoming harder to find. This would be a nice addition to your hallmark collection, sterling collection, or why not use them. Please check the shop for more Chawner sterling spoons.

Measurement : 7 inches long
Weight : 66 grams
Hallmarks : GA, lion, leopard, P , Queen Victoria
Monogrammed L C in beautiful script outlet