Victorian Queens pattern silver basting spoon
Victorian Queens pattern silver basting spoon
3045
Fine antique silver basting spoon or serving spoon in the Queen's pattern, engraved with the family crest of a mermaid, and made by George Adams, one of London's finest cutlery makers in the Victorian era.
Shells, foliate scrolls and flowers give Queen's a graceful elegance. Like King's, this pattern is credited to the silversmithing brothers John and Henry Lias and introduced about 1825, in the reign of George IV. As on a pack of cards, the Queen design is a more elaborate version of King's with more foliate scrolls and flowers.
Dimensions:
1852
London
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