Antique Kings Husk silver basting spoon
Antique Kings Husk silver basting spoon
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Reference
2495
12" William IV silver basting spoon or serving spoon in the King's Husk pattern, first produced in the Regency era (1811-1820) and still made today.
The King's Husk pattern is a variant of the King's pattern, the most obvious difference being the omission of the central honeysuckle decoration on the stem. A husk shell replaces the concave shell of King's pattern and there is no shell on the back.
Dimensions:
Width
300 mm
/ 12"
Weight
200 g (6.43 troy ozs)
Year
1832
Place
London
Condition
Excellent
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