On offer is an early 19th-century Georgian toddy ladle, crafted in unmarked silver (white metal) and fitted with a traditional steamed and twisted whalebone handle. Toddy ladles of this period were used for serving warm mixed drinks, and examples with whalebone handles were especially favoured for their heat resistance and elegant appearance. The bowl carries engraved initials and shows light dents and surface wear consistent with age. The ladle measures approximately 14 inches in length and remains in good overall condition.

A classic Georgian toddy ladle combining period craftsmanship with the distinctive twisted whalebone handle typical of the era.

Key Features

• Early 19th-century Georgian toddy ladle

• Unmarked silver (white metal) bowl with engraved initials

• Traditional steamed and twisted whalebone handle

• Approx length 14 inches

• Condition: good with minor dents and age-related wear

• UK sale only due to whalebone handle

Shipping & International Buyers
We ship within the UK using tracked, insured services. All items are securely packed for safe delivery.
(Overseas shipping is not available for this item due to restrictions on whalebone.)