Description
Antique French silver tea caddy spoon featuring a scalloped seashell shaped bowl. In overall good antique condition with general wear commensurate with age and use. Measures 4 1/4" length. Weighs 20.4 grams. Hallmarked with the French Minerve 2nd standard mark for .800/1000 purity silver in use since 1838. Bearing maker's marks for the widow Vve Leon Lambert, this mark in use circa 1904, who commenced trade at 55 rue de Turbigo.
About Us
Welcome to the Antique Boutique. Our aim is to provide you with a wide selection of quality antiques and collectibles. We describe everything to the best of our ability and the pictures form part of the description. We try to gather as much information about the item before listing, in an effort to offer you with an accurate and honest description. Large, clear and detailed pictures of the item help in this endeavor. Opinion on the condition of an item can vary, depending on the person viewing it. Wear is to be expected due to age and use. Note that the item in the pictures may be larger or smaller in actuality, the pictures do not represent size. Please check the description for dimensions. Contact us with any questions and postage inquiries prior to purchase.
|
