Antique Solid Silver Salt Spoon – Hallmarked London 1805

Antique Solid Silver Salt Spoon – London 1805 – 6g – Georgian Hallmarked

A charming George III period sterling silver salt spoon, fully hallmarked for London 1805. This piece features a classic fiddle pattern handle engraved with a period monogram and a round, shallow bowl. It remains in good antique condition with expected surface wear and a slight kink to the shaft. Though the maker’s mark is rubbed, the lion passant, duty mark, and date letter are clear.

Salt spoons were essential items on the Georgian table, used for serving salt from open salt cellars before modern shakers became the norm. This example reflects early 19th-century craftsmanship and has stood the test of time.

Key Details:

• Origin: London, England

• Date letter: 1805

• Style: Fiddle pattern

• Monogrammed terminal

• Hallmarks: Lion passant, date letter 'K', duty mark

• Maker's mark rubbed

Dimensions:

• Length: 97mm

• Weight: 6g

Condition:

• Good antique condition overall

• Slight kink in shaft

• Minor surface wear and rubbing to hallmarks

Summary:
A lovely, honest example of a Georgian silver salt spoon – perfect for collectors, re-enactors, or period table settings. Compact, attractive, and still usable today.

As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.