On offer is a rare Georgian sterling silver spoon, hallmarked for London 1817 with the maker’s mark of William Bateman I. William Bateman I was a respected London silversmith active during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, closely associated with high quality Georgian silver produced in partnership with his family workshop.

This solid silver spoon weighs approximately 62 grams and measures 8.5 inches in length. It shows wear commensurate with age and use, consistent with a genuine early 19th century piece. The maker’s mark is worn but remains readable, and the hallmarks confirm its London assay and 1817 date. A strong and collectible example of a Georgian sterling silver spoon with clear historical interest.

Key Features

• ✅ Genuine sterling silver Georgian spoon

• ✅ London hallmarks dated 1817

• ✅ Maker: William Bateman I

• ✅ Condition: Good, with age related wear

• ✅ Maker’s mark worn but readable

• ✅ Weight: Approx 62 grams

• ✅ Length: Approx 8.5 inches

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