On offer is an Edwardian sterling silver salt spoon made by Levi and Salaman and assayed in Birmingham in 1902. The short handle features raised shell, floral and scrolling decoration, while the rounded bowl retains a bright polished finish.

Levi and Salaman was established in Birmingham in 1870 by Phineas Harris Levi and Joseph Wolff Salaman. The firm became known for silver jewellery, flatware and novelty items. This antique sterling silver salt spoon is a finely detailed example of its Edwardian silverwork.

Key Features

Edwardian sterling silver salt Features spoon

Made by Levi and Salaman

Birmingham assay mark

Date letter for 1902

Lion passant sterling silver mark

Decorative shell and scroll handle

Length: Approximately 70mm

Condition: Excellent antique condition with light wear consistent with age

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Stock code 120525