Here today for your consideration we have this lovely set of six Georgian sterling silver teaspoons, made in London by William Sumner I c-1783 (3) and Richard Crossley c-1792-1803 (3). The set has been produced in the beautiful Old English Bead design (single struck), being of good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is good used, with a few depressions to the bowls and evidence of an early repair to one bowl (per photos). Each piece features a well executed monogram to the face, with the hallmarks about 50% overall (earlier hallmarks near worn in places). A very nice set of late 18th century English sterling silver for the collection.
Each spoon measures 13cm long, with the set weighing in at 97gms unpacked.
