On offer is an antique English sterling silver spoon hallmarked for London 1830, with the makers mark of William Bateman II. The spoon has a classic early 19th century form, with a plain stem and oval bowl typical of English silver from this period.

William Bateman II was part of the notable Bateman family of silversmiths, working in London during the late Georgian and early Victorian periods. The Batemans were respected for producing high quality domestic silver, and their work remains highly collectible today. This spoon weighs approximately 68 grams and measures just under 8.5 inches in length. Condition is consistent with age, with numerous small dents visible to the bowl, as shown in the photographs. A good example of an antique English sterling silver spoon that retains period character and authenticity.

📌 KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine sterling silver – Georgian period English silver
✅ London hallmarks for 1830
✅ Maker: William Bateman II
✅ Condition: multiple small dents to the bowl
✅ Weight: approximately 68 grams
✅ Length: just under 8.5 inches

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Stock code SSWBMAM06/06