A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.

A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.
A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.
A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.
A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.
A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.
A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.

A very unusual set of six cased Naturalistic Teaspoons made in London in 1839/40 by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson.

£1,350
Category

British Silver Post 1830

Reference

335569

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These unusual Spoons are beautifully modelled in the Naturalistic style with branch handles decorated with detailed matted foliate motifs. The bowls are modelled as shells and the reverse of each bowl displays a leaf moulding where it is attached to the bowl. The spoons are identical, in excellent condition, and are very well marked. The set is contained within a later velvet and silk lined red leather case, which has contributed to their very fine condition.



Length of spoons: 5.15 inches, 12.88cm.

Year

1839

Country

London

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