Artificers Guild Ltd Silver Honey Spoon

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A rare silver honey spoon modelled in the manner of the Artificers Guild Ltd. Verso with applied silver hook for hanging. The hexagonal stem has applied bead and rope twist wire set to below the mitre top and above the bowl. A pear shaped bowl with rat tail atachment which, retains original spot hammer finish. The design of this piece is likely to be Edward Spencer, an influential designer at the Guild. Clear crisp hallmarks for London 1920 with A G Ltd for maker. Excellent condition. Length 22cm, bowl diameter 4cm with a good weight of 67grms.

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Date 1920  1920s Antiques Material Silver Origin English Item code as814a188 Status Sold

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