Victorian Silver Leaf Spoon Lee & Wigfull Sheffield 1898

Victorian Silver Leaf Spoon Lee & Wigfull Sheffield 1898A lovely Victorian silver spoon designed as a leaf. The bowl is shaped as a leaf and engraved with the veins seen on leaves of this type, the handle is styled to look like a vine with the handle looped at the end and wrapped over the main handle just as a vine would in nature. A good quality collectable Silver spoon. Assay Office: Sheffield Maker: Lee & Wigfull Date: 1898 Condition Excellent with no damage or repair showing just minor surface marks

Dimensions - L: 16

The cover is engraved vertically with a view of the Scott Memorial in Edinburgh

This letter opener is a good weight

The attention to detail and the implementation of this is incredible

This is a super quality Victorian silver vinaigrette

This is a great example of an unusually shaped vinaigrette and is a highly collectable piece of Georgian Silver

The grille is marked with the lion passant

Condition -

It comes boxed as pictured along with the original information sheet

Maker:  William Needham

With this item you can transform an ordinary jar of Marmite into a piece of luxury tableware with a solid Sterling Silver Lid

otherwise it is free from dents