Antique George II Sterling Silver Table Spoon by Edward Bennett I, London 1747

This elegant antique tablespoon is crafted from sterling silver and features a classic design with a rounded bowl and a long, tapered handle. It is hallmarked for London 1747 and made by the renowned silversmith Edward Bennett I. The spoon is in very good condition for its age, with only minor wear and no major damage to the bowl. The handle is monogrammed “RME,” adding a personal touch to this beautiful piece.

Key Details:

• Material: Sterling silver
• Maker: Edward Bennett I
• Hallmark: London 1747
• Monogram: “RME”
• Condition: Very good antique condition
• Dimensions: Length 21 cm, bowl 4 cm
• Weight: 64.4 grams

Additional Information:

• This tablespoon is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the Georgian era.
• Its simple yet elegant design and high-quality materials make it a timeless piece that can be enjoyed for generations.
• The monogram adds a personal touch and makes this spoon even more special.
• It would make a perfect addition to any collection of antique silver or a beautiful serving piece for special occasions.

Please Note:

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