Description: Antique English Silver Mustard/Salt Spoon, Exeter Hallmark, and c.1834 This mustard or salt spoon was made by the silversmith George Turner in 1834 in Exeter during the reign of William IV. It is in the Old English shape, is monogrammed and is in very good condition with a small dent near the maker’s mark on the handle of the spoon. The Exeter hallmark is crisp and includes profile of William IV, Lion Passant, Exeter town mark and a letter ‘s’. The maker’s mark is ‘GT’. The Exeter assay office closed in 1833. Approximate measurements: Length: 10.4 cm, 4.1”; Weight: 7.4 gm., 0.26 ounces I strive to fully and accurately describe the items I list. Please be sure to carefully review all photos and ask all questions before purchase. I welcome enquiries and I’m happy to provide additional photographs. My aim is to ship all the items I sell as safely and as cost effectively as possible and normally only charge the actual cost of shipping. If there is a handling charge on this item, I’ve added it to cover specialist packing and/or the additional insurance to make sure that the item is fully covered in the event of loss or damage.
Price: 35 USD
Location: San Antonio, Texas
End Time: 2024-12-24T06:11:30.000Z
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Type: Antique mustard/salt spoon
Composition: Sterling Silver (.925)
Style: William IV
Age: 1800-1849
