Antique 1821 Sterling Silver Condiment Spoon

Here we have a lovely antique Georgian solid silver mustard spoon from the early 1800s. It would be perfect to use as a salt spoon or a condiment spoon.

It comes in a gift bag and would be a great present.

It’s made of Sterling Silver and is fiddle design shaped which was very popular in the Georgian era. It has a lovely oval bowl and REJ elaborately engraved at the top of the handle. The maker’s mark and hallmarks are on the back of the handle.

It was made by George Ferris, an Exeter silversmith, and it was hallmarked in London 1821.

It’s in good condition. The silver is shiny with tiny scratches and a little bit of tarnish.

It weighs 9g and measures 10.6cm in length (just over 4 1/8 inches).