Large Solid Silver Straining Spoon, Crest of the Earl of Camden - William, Charles & Henry Eley 1824

We are delighted to offer this collectable solid silver Georgian straining spoon made by silversmith William, Charles & Henry Eley in London, 1824. The spoons handle is engraved with the crest of John Jeffreys Pratt, 1st Marquess Camden and The 2nd Earl of Camden (1759-1840). The motto around the crest reads as follows: "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense" meaning "shame be whoever things bad/evil of it" which symbolises the Order of the Garter, an ancient order of knighthood of which the Queen is Sovereign. The straining spoon is made with a very thick gauge of silver with a heavy and solid feel upon holding in hand. The spoon is fully hallmarked on the reverse side of the spoon with clear hallmarks. A wonderful piece of collectable Georgian silverware with Nobility interest with the crest of the 2nd Earl of Camden. SIZE Size (mm) L:335mm W:55mm Size (inches) L:13.1 W:2.16 Weight: 182 grams (6.4 oz) CONDITION Great Condition - The spoon is in great antique condition with no damage or issues - only minor surface scratches as to be expected with age. Please refer to the photographs to examine the condition in further detail. FREE SHIPPING Artisan Antiques offers a Global Free Shipping Service with discreet packaging and delivery. We will always ensure you receive the item and see the delivery through to the end. *All parcels are insured - all shipping liabilities other than import/customs duty, are covered by Artisan Antiques. *Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screens & lighting conditions* - Price negotiations may be possible under certain criteria, please contact us via telephone (07578761640) or email (info@artisanantiques.net) -