On offer is an Edwardian sterling silver and enamel spoon assayed in Birmingham in 1901, with makers mark for Levi and Salaman. The finial is decorated with two enamelled flags bearing South African colours, above an armorial style emblem, while the bowl features additional enamel decoration and script.

Levi and Salaman were well established Birmingham silversmiths active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for producing decorative and commemorative silver items. Birmingham was a major centre of British silver production, and pieces from this period often reflect imperial and colonial themes. This spoon remains in good condition, retaining its original patina, and presents as an authentic and characterful example of Edwardian silver.

Key Features
✅ Genuine sterling silver – Edwardian period decorative spoon
✅ Enamelled finial with South African flags and armorial motif
✅ Maker: Levi and Salaman
✅ Assayed Birmingham 1901
✅ Condition: Good condition with original patina
✅ Length approximately 4.5 inches
✅ Weight approximately 18.6 grams

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