Add a touch of Edwardian elegance to your tea table with this charming sterling silver preserve spoon, hallmarked for Birmingham 1924. Measuring 90mm in length, it features a beautifully detailed shell motif at the end of the handle — a classic design element popular in early 20th-century silverware. The spoon is fully hallmarked with the anchor for Birmingham, lion passant for sterling silver, and date letter “Z” confirming 1924, along with the maker’s mark “TAC&Co” for Thomas Acott & Co. Its graceful form and petite size make it perfect for serving preserves, honey, or as a refined gift for silver lovers.

Key Features:

Material: Solid sterling silver

Maker: Thomas Acott & Co (TAC&Co)

Date: 1924 (Birmingham hallmarks)

Design: Shell motif finial

Length: 90 mm

Condition: Excellent antique condition with light surface marks consistent with age; hallmarks are crisp and clear

Hallmarks: Anchor (Birmingham), lion passant, date letter “Z”, maker’s mark TAC&Co

Styling Tip:
Use for serving jam or honey with scones during afternoon tea, or display in a small silverware collection to showcase Edwardian craftsmanship.

Perfect For:

Collectors of antique silver flatware

Gifts for silver enthusiasts

Enhancing elegant tea settings

Heirloom-quality silver additions

Provenance/Maker Notes:
Thomas Acott & Co was a respected silversmith working in Birmingham during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for fine small silver items.

Measurements:

Length: 90 mm

Shipping Info:
Your spoon will be carefully packaged in an acid-free pouch and shipped with tracking and insurance.

Why It Matters:
This antique sterling silver preserve spoon captures the timeless quality of British silverware, offering a piece of history that’s both beautiful and functional.

stock code 020725