On offer is a large English 18th century sterling silver spoon made in London in 1784 by William Cattell. Fully hallmarked to the reverse, this spoon dates to the Georgian period and reflects the restrained elegance and practical craftsmanship of late 18th century English silver.

William Cattell was an active London silversmith during the Georgian era, working at a time when London was the centre of English silver production and hallmarking standards were among the strictest in Europe. This example is well proportioned with a generous bowl and balanced stem, showing light surface wear consistent with age and use. The spoon remains in good antique condition, with no repairs and only one or two very small dents to the bowl. A fine example of an 18th century sterling silver spoon that brings authenticity and period character to a silver collection.

Key Features
✅ Genuine sterling silver Georgian spoon
✅ English 18th century silver made in London
✅ Maker William Cattell with clear hallmarks
✅ Condition: Good with minor wear consistent with age and use, no repairs, one or two tiny dents to the bowl
✅ Length a little under 8.5 inches

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Stock code ESSSWCMAM