Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Spoon

This is a very pretty Antique Sterling Silver Salt Spoon from the late 1800s. It would be perfect for serving salt, pepper or condiments.

It was made by George Maudsley Jackson of Josiah Williams and Co, and it was hallmarked in London in 1895. The hallmarks and makers mark are stamped on the back of the handle.

It has a beautiful scallop shaped bowl and a very pretty bright cut design to the handle. It’s a lovely, unique spoon.

It’s in very good condition. There’s a very slight curve to the middle of the handle which was probably from when it was made.

It would be a great present and a gift bag can be bought separately to put it in.

It weighs 5g and measures 7.5cm in length (just under 3 inches).