Solid Silver Place Spoon - William Bateman I, London, 1814-1825

I was advised that William Bateman was the grandson of Hester Bateman, who was one of the most renowned silversmiths of the late 18th Century.                                            

This spoon is dated 1814.   Fine patina from over two centuries of gentle use.  Bowl has a couple of pin dents.

Fiddle, Thread, Shell pattern; shell motif also on back of bowl.  Handle is engraved with an eagle or other bird.

Approximately 7" long; approximately 47.5 grams.

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