Victorian Queens pattern silver basting spoon

Victorian Queens pattern silver basting spoon

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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:

Width 310 mm / 12 "
Weight 206 g (6.62 troy ozs)
Year

1852

Place

London

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