Antique 1808 English Georgian Sterling Silver Gold Fruit Bowl Serving Spoon 8.5" copper it was likely to have

it was likely to have been an urn originally

which both gave a platform to jewelry artists like Paula Crevoshay and others of similar renown and supplied them with unique and high end gemstones in their capacity as dealers in fine gems

Weight: 87 grams

This impressive set provides service for 11

6pts apiece

Antique 1808 English Georgian Sterling Silver Gold Fruit Bowl Serving Spoon 8.5" copper it was likely to havePresented is an antique, sterling silver serving spoon made by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV of London in 1808. This Georgian, early 19th century piece has a hand engraved handle that has never been monogrammed and an ornately chased bowl with a gold wash. The back is marked with the leopard's head for the city of London, the lion passant for sterling silver, a date letter N for the year 1808, a duty mark of the king's head and a maker's mark for