Here today for your consideration we have this lovely Georgian sterling silver teaspoon, made by William Chawner II of London, c-1832. The spoon has been produced in the Old English design, being of good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is good used, with no major damage to note (some abrasion to the bowl, nothing too serious). The spoon features a fading crest to the face, with the hallmarks about 80% overall. A useful piece of antique sterling silver for the collection.
The spoon measures 14cm long and weighs in at 23gms unpacked.
