This antique spoon is marked to the back with a Hungarian hallmark used in 1810 in Pecs Hungary. There is a maker's mark of FS and the piece is marked 13 for 13 loth silver, an assay of 812/1000. The third and final mark is tiny and hard to decipher.

The spoon is a fine example with only a few marks from storage of use. The detail to the edge of the bowl is crisp and clean.  The silversmiths tooling marks are faintly evident to the bowls. The spoon is engraved to the end L.C.

The spoon has not been polished and has some tarnish marks. I am happy to polish it if the buyer wishes but I am also aware that some collectors like to do this themselves.

The spoon measures 215mm long and weighs 60.3gms. 

Please note there are 6 spoons available and a good discount will be applied for more than one purchased.

 Please note this item is original and not a modern day reproduction.

Refunds and Returns.     

Refunds will be granted on request providing the item is returned to us via registered and insured shipping and is received in the same condition it was when originally dispatched.

     Refunds on shipping costs will be granted at our discretion based on the following:

1. If the item is substantially at variance with the item description (which includes photos), we will refund the cost of shipping including return shipping.

2. If the item is lost in transit to the address given, and this is verified by tracking records, the cost of shipping will be refunded.

3. If the purchaser simply wants to return the item as the description was not read correctly or the purchaser simply has a change of mind, no refunds on shipping costs will be given.

      If the item is damaged in transit the item should be presented to the shipping or delivery provider in the first instance for verification. On this instance we will happily assess refund or insurance claim options.