Exquisite antique hallmarked sterling silver large serving spoon in the highly sought-after King’s pattern. Fully hallmarked for London, 1836.
This impressive early Victorian example showcases the enduring elegance and prestige of the traditional King’s pattern, one of the most celebrated designs in English silver.
Distinguished by its bold form, finely detailed shell and scroll motifs, and substantial weight, the spoon reflects exceptional craftsmanship and the refined taste of the period.
Generously proportioned and beautifully balanced, this substantial serving spoon was designed for formal dining and remains both a practical serving piece and a desirable collector’s item. The rich patina developed over nearly two centuries further enhances its antique character and authenticity.
An outstanding addition to any serious collection of fine English sterling silver or an elegant statement piece for traditional table settings.
Dimensions:
Length 23.2 cm × Width 5 cm × Height 3 cm
Weight: 107 grams
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light surface wear consistent with age and use. No visible repairs. A fine, well-preserved example of early Victorian King’s pattern silver.