Antique Silver-Plated Jam/Conserve Serving Spoons
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Condition: Fair, with age and usage marks. The silver plating on the spoon in pictures 4 and 5 has worn off. Tarnishing is retained but can be polished based on preference.
These two antique jam/conserve serving spoons, measuring 133mm and 147mm in length, carry historical significance in design and markings. Picture 2 features a 'Wild Briar' spoon by Falstaff, marked EPNS (Electroplated Nickel Silver), denoting its silver-plated nature. It proudly bears the "Made in England" label. Picture 4 showcases a JS&S spoon with a shield and beaver mark, signifying its origin from John Sherwood & Sons, Birmingham.
Crafted from silver-plated metal, these spoons reflect the era of silver-plated tableware and the craftsmanship of renowned manufacturers. Despite fair condition and visible wear, they offer a tangible link to the past, displaying the patina earned through years of service. These spoons serve a practical purpose as jam or conserve utensils, embodying a bygone era of quality tableware.
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