This is a rare 18th century silver fancyback or picture-back teaspoon. The spoon has the motif of a ship or galleon on the back.

It has a partial maker's mark, possibly that of Thomas Wallis II, a London silversmith, apprenticed to Thomas Wallis I. Free in 1779, his first mark as a plateworker was entered in 1778. But the spoon could be earlier, these frequently date to around 1765.

Length is ca 11,5 cm.

The teaspoon is in good antique condition.

Please study the photos to assess condition, as they form part of the item description.

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