A Trio of Mismatched Victorian and Edwardian Sterling Silver Spoons

A collection of three disparate sterling silver spoons of various designs and origins, presented together in a vintage fitted case. The first is a small teaspoon, likely late Georgian or early Victorian, struck with the maker’s mark RH, a sovereign’s head duty mark, and an illegible date letter. The second is a Victorian spoon with an embossed floral bowl and shaped edge, featuring hallmarks for James Deakin and Sons, the Sheffield crown, lion passant, and date letter e for 1897. The third is an Edwardian spoon with an ornate handle featuring chased foliate and scroll decoration and a monogrammed terminal reading LSC, hallmarked for Arthur James Bailey, the Birmingham anchor, lion passant, and date letter C for 1902. The items are housed in a black presentation case with a cream silk and velvet lining.

Gross weight: 39.07g.