Antique 1793 Georgian Sterling Silver Teaspoon

Here we have a very pretty bright cut Antique Sterling Silver Teaspoon hallmarked in the Georgian 1700s. It would be ideal for serving condiments, sugar or using for coffee or tea. It comes in a gift bag and would be a great present. The antique silver spoon has a beautiful bright cut design to the handle with a blank cartouche at the top that could have initials engraved. It has a curve to the top of the handle which tapers down to the bowl, which can hold 4ml of liquid so it’s a slightly smaller sized teaspoon. It was made by Peter and Ann Bateman and it was hallmarked in London in 1793. The hallmarks and makers mark are on the back of the handle. It’s in very good condition with the silver shiny. The very tip of the bowl isn’t completely oval but this is most likely the way it was made. It weighs 15.9g and measures 13.1cm in length (5 1/8 inches).