Set of 6 Georgian Silver Tablespoons, Eley & Fearn, 1806 – Engraved for York Judges’ Lodgings
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A fine matched set of six Georgian silver tablespoons made in 1806 by Eley & Fearn, leading silversmiths of the period. Each spoon is engraved with “Commissioners Judges House York”, showing they were made for the Judges’ Lodgings at 9 Lendal in York – the official residence for High Court Judges attending the Assizes at York Castle.
The spoons are in excellent condition with only light wear from age and use. Together, they weigh 448 grams and offer a rare piece of legal and social history from the Georgian era.
Reference Number
#394
These London-made spoons are classic examples of Georgian silver, with clean lines and balanced proportions. The matching engraving on each spoon adds character and historical interest, marking them as a special commission rather than ordinary tableware.
Made by Eley & Fearn during the reign of George III, this set combines quality craftsmanship with a unique connection to England’s judicial past.