Royal Albert Val d’Or Pattern | Gold-Plated Teaspoon | Unused

Royal Albert Val d’Or Pattern | Gold-Plated Teaspoon | Unused

A single spoon in white and gold, plain enough to suit any cup.

Royal Albert’s Val d’Or pattern keeps to white and gold. Teaspoons such as this one, sold to accompany it, follow the same palette, with a plain white medallion and bright gold-plated metal.

The spoon has a plain round stem and an oval bowl in bright gold plating. The finial is an oval medallion of plain white glazed ceramic, believed to be porcelain. It sits in a gold-plated setting with a beaded border and delicate openwork details. The spoon and medallion are unmarked.

Unused and retained in its original plastic sleeve, with no visible wear to the gold plating. No presentation box is included.

Key Details

• Range: Royal Albert Val d’Or
• Maker of the spoon: unidentified (unmarked)
• Form: teaspoon with an oval medallion finial
• Material: gold-plated metal; plain white glazed ceramic medallion, believed to be porcelain
• Marks: none
• Date: not marked
• Packaging: original plastic sleeve; no box
• Dimensions: length 13 cm
• Weight: 20 g
• Condition: unused; no visible wear to the plating
• Buyer profile: collectors of Royal Albert Val d’Or, and anyone completing or replacing a spoon in the range

Collector Appeal

A single spoon is often what a set is missing. This one keeps to Val d’Or’s white-and-gold palette and is still unused, suited to completing a set, adding a place setting or giving as a small gift.

Other ‘Val d’Or’ pieces from the shop: set of six teaspoons and boxed set of six teaspoons.

White, gold and one quiet spoon, ready for the saucer.