Here today for your consideration we have this wonderful Georgian sterling silver teaspoon, made by an unidentified Channel Islands maker, sometime around 1770. The spoon has been produced in the popular Hanoverian design, being of good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is good used, with no major damage to note (a few shallow depressions to the bowl evident). The spoon features a well executed though fading monogram to the verso, with the single hallmark in relatively good order. A beautiful 18th century sterling silver spoon from the desirable Channel Islands region.
The spoon measures 12cm long and weighs in at 11gms unpacked.
