Set of 6 Georgian Sterling Silver Table Spoons by Stephen Adams, London 1773
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This exceptional set of six matching Georgian sterling silver table spoons was crafted in 1773 by the renowned London silversmith Stephen Adams. Weighing a substantial 388 grams in total, these spoons feature good-sized bowls and a pleasing weight, making them both functional and elegant. Created during the reign of George III (1760–1820), this set embodies the craftsmanship and style of late 18th-century English silverware. With clear hallmarks and a timeless design, these spoons are in good condition, ideal for collectors or for enhancing any table setting.
Perfect for those seeking a functional yet historic silverware set, this collection combines both quality and classic Georgian appeal.
Reference Number
#008
Old English pattern
These table spoons feature the clean, refined lines typical of the Georgian period, with generous bowls and gracefully tapering handles. The weight and balance of each spoon reflect the fine craftsmanship of Stephen Adams, known for producing high-quality silver during the late 18th century. The London hallmarks further authenticate their origin, ensuring their place as both valuable and decorative pieces. This set exemplifies the enduring elegance of Georgian design, offering both practicality and a touch of history to any collection or dining experience.