Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Table Spoons by Jonathan Hayne, London 1862
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This distinguished pair of matching Victorian sterling silver table spoons was crafted in 1862 by the highly regarded London silversmith Jonathan Hayne. Weighing a solid 149 grams in total, these heavy spoons are in lovely condition and showcase sharp, well-defined hallmarks. A striking feature of this pair is the beautifully detailed Gothic lion engravings, adding both character and a sense of heraldic grandeur.
Ideal for collectors of fine Victorian silver or anyone seeking a bold and elegant addition to their tableware, these spoons reflect the enduring quality and artistry of 19th-century British silversmithing.
Reference Number
#020
Fiddle pattern engraved L
Blending the functionality of traditional table spoons with the rich aesthetics of the Gothic Revival, these pieces feature impressive lion engravings that evoke the romanticism and craftsmanship of the mid-Victorian period. The spoons’ generous proportions and balanced weight speak to their high quality, while the crisp London hallmarks and maker’s mark of Jonathan Hayne confirm their authenticity and heritage. A beautiful fusion of utility and decorative appeal, these spoons are perfect for both display and sophisticated dining.