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Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Spoons – London 1811 – Thomas Northcote
Offered is a matched pair of large Georgian sterling silver serving spoons, hallmarked in London and dated 1811, with maker’s mark TN for Thomas Northcote.
These are substantial serving pieces, noticeably larger than standard tablespoons, with bold proportions typical of early 19th-century English silver.
Details
Maker: Thomas Northcote
Assay Office: London
Date: 1811
Era: Georgian
Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
Quantity: Pair (2 serving spoons)
Length: Approx. 9.5 inches each
Width (bowl): Approx. 1.75 inches
Total Weight: 122.6 grams (pair)
Hallmarks
Each spoon bears clear and legible English hallmarks including:
Lion Passant (sterling silver)
Crowned Leopard’s Head (London assay)
Date letter for 1811
Maker’s mark TN (Thomas Northcote)
Hallmark clarity is excellent for pieces of this age.
Condition
Very good antique condition overall. Both spoons show honest surface wear and patina consistent with age and use. No visible cracks, repairs, or structural issues noted. Bowls show typical wear expected on Georgian serving silver. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Notes
These spoons are over 210 years old and represent fine examples of early 19th-century English sterling silver, suitable for collectors, decorators, or use in traditional table settings.
Guarantee
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