Set of 5 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons by George Smith, London 1783
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This elegant set of five matching Georgian sterling silver table spoons was crafted in 1783 by the respected London silversmith George Smith. Weighing a total of 342 grams, these spoons feature good-sized bowls and are in lovely condition with clear hallmarks. Made during the George III period (1760–1820), this set reflects the refined elegance and quality craftsmanship of late 18th-century English silver. Each spoon is engraved with the initials TEJ, adding a personalized historical touch.
A perfect addition to any fine silver collection or a sophisticated dining setting, this set combines both functionality and timeless Georgian charm.
Reference Number
#010
Old English pattern engraved TEJ
The design of these spoons showcases the graceful, classic lines typical of the Georgian era, with well-formed bowls and elegant tapering handles. The TEJ engravings add a personal, historic detail, while the sharp London hallmarks and George Smith’s maker’s mark affirm their authenticity. Known for his fine craftsmanship, George Smith’s work is well-regarded for both quality and design. These spoons are an ideal balance of beauty and practicality, exuding a sense of history and elegance with every use.