A refined and highly collectable pair of antique hallmarked sterling silver berry spoons by esteemed London silversmith John James Whiting, dated 1802.
These elegant George III period berry spoons are beautifully proportioned and crafted with fine attention to detail, reflecting the superior workmanship of early 19th-century English silver.
Each spoon displays a graceful form with generously sized bowls, ideal for serving berries, fruit or desserts, and carries a rich antique patina developed over more than two centuries.
Berry spoons from this early period are increasingly sought-after by collectors and connoisseurs of fine English silver, particularly when presented as a matching pair by a recognised maker such as John James Whiting. Their substantial feel and refined design make them equally suited to both display and practical use on a formal table.
A distinguished and timeless addition to any serious sterling silver collection or traditional dining setting.
Dimensions:
Spoon 1: Length 22.2 cm × Width 4.2 cm × Height 2.7 cm — Weight: 78 grams
Spoon 2: Length 22.1 cm × Width 4.3 cm × Height 2.7 cm — Weight: 73 grams
Condition:
Very good antique condition with light surface wear commensurate with age and use. No visible repairs. A well-preserved and attractive Georgian pair.