Description: Attractive antique sterling silver teaspoon hallmarked Sheffield, 1932, and made by Emile Viner of Viners Ltd, a well-known Sheffield silversmith. The spoon features an elegant shell-and-line pattern to the handle tip, typical of early 20th-century design.
This example shows light wear to the bowl tip but is otherwise in good overall condition with clear, well-struck hallmarks.
Brief Maker History: Emile Viner was part of the respected Sheffield firm Viners Ltd, founded in 1908. The company became one of the largest cutlery and silverware producers in Britain, renowned for their craftsmanship and fine design during the interwar years.
Key Details:
Maker: Emile Viner (Viners Ltd)
Hallmarked: Sheffield, 1932
Assay marks: Lion Passant, Crown, Date letter ‘P’, and maker’s mark EV
Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)
Length: 110 mm
Weight: 12.86 g
Pattern: Shell and line edge
Condition: Minor wear to bowl tip; otherwise very good
Summary: A charming 1930s solid silver teaspoon by Emile Viner of Sheffield — a fine example of British silversmithing from the early 20th century, ideal for collectors or as a replacement piece.
Postage: As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available through the eBay Global Shipping Programme (GSP).
