Set of 4 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons by Wm Elliott, London 1808
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This elegant set of four matching Georgian sterling silver table spoons was crafted in 1808 by the London silversmith William Elliott. Weighing a total of 295 grams, these spoons are made in the classic Old English pattern, which is renowned for its simplicity and elegance. The bowls are in excellent condition, with well-defined hallmarks that attest to the quality and authenticity of the pieces. Each spoon is engraved with the initials REH, adding a personal touch that enhances their historical charm.
Made during the reign of George III (1760–1820), this set combines both functionality and timeless beauty, making it a perfect addition to any fine silver collection or formal dining arrangement.
Reference Number
#006
Old English pattern engraved REH: 8.5″ in length
The design of these spoons follows the traditional Old English pattern, characterized by a graceful, slightly curved shape with a solid, well-formed bowl and a long, tapering handle. The REH engravings offer a sophisticated personal detail, further enhancing the spoons’ appeal. The clear hallmarks and the maker’s mark of William Elliott, a respected silversmith, confirm their origin and craftsmanship. Known for his fine quality work, Elliott’s pieces are highly valued for both their function and historical significance. This set beautifully exemplifies the elegance and refinement of Georgian silverware.