Here today for your consideration we have this wonderful set of three Georgian sterling silver teaspoons, made by Thomas Wallis II of London, c-1809. This superb set has been produced in the Old English pattern, and is of very good quality and gauge. Condition is good used, with the usual signs of wear throughout (nothing too serious). Each spoon features a stylish initial to the face, with the hallmarks being about 80% overall (makers starting to fade). All in all, it's an excellent set of practical silver for the collection.
Each spoon measures about 14cm long, with the set having a combined weight of 53gms.
