Set of 5 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons by Smith & Fearn, London 1813
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This matching set of five Georgian sterling silver table spoons was crafted in 1813 by the renowned London silversmiths Geo Smith and Wm Fearn. Weighing a total of 289 grams, these spoons are in good condition with typical signs of use, including some average wear, but the hallmarks remain clearly defined. Made during the George III period (1760–1820), this set represents the refined elegance of early 19th-century English silverware. Each spoon features TL engravings, adding a personal touch of heritage to their design.
Perfect for collectors of Georgian silver or anyone seeking a set of practical yet historic flatware, these spoons combine functionality with period charm.
Reference Number
#007
Old English pattern engraved with rubbed initials TL. 22cm in length.
These spoons showcase the classic, understated design of the Georgian era, with graceful curves and well-proportioned handles. The clean, simple lines reflect the elegance of early 19th-century tableware, while the TL engravings lend a touch of individuality. The sharp London hallmarks and the maker’s marks of Geo Smith and Wm Fearn affirm the authenticity and quality of this set. With their enduring style and substantial weight, these spoons are ideal for both use and display in any silver collection.