1794 Antique English Sterling Silver Salt Spoon, Old English Pattern, Solomon Hougham, 8g

This Georgian-era sterling silver salt spoon was meticulously hammered in London in 1794 at the workshop of the master craftsman Solomon Hougham.

The "Old English" style handle, stripped of ornamentation to highlight the beautiful natural luster of the silver and its smooth curves, exudes a classical elegance. Its deep, rounded bowl was a luxurious design crafted specifically for gracefully scooping salt, which was a precious commodity at the time. Not only perfect as a spoon for spices or condiments at the dining table, but also as a teaspoon for scooping tea leaves or as a caddy spoon, it adds over 230 years of authentic history to your daily life.

【Condition】
Appearance: ★★★★☆　Excellent condition with no noticeable scratches or stains

Functionality: ★★★★☆　Minor wear, but virtually no issues

・Though there is wear consistent with its age, it remains in beautiful condition with no significant scratches or dents
・The back of the handle bears the hallmark of the British Assay Office for sterling silver

　*Please note that there may be minor scratches or stains not described here
　*Please check the photos before purchasing

【Details】
・Maker: Solomon Hougham
・Year of Manufacture: 1794 (London 't')
・Material: Sterling Silver (925/1000)
・Size: Total length 101mm, Bowl 27 x 22mm
・Weight: 8g

*We only have one of this item in stock
*Please feel free to ask if you have any questions