April 16, 2024
VICTORIAN SOLID STERLING SILVER APOSTLE SPOON Christening Gift LONDON MARK 1889
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Antique Solid Sterling Silver 'Apostle Spoon' with Twisted Handle Charles Stuart Harris (1889) This beautiful, sterling silver (.925) 'Apostle' spoon, is in excellent condition with no nicks, chips or cracks. The solid silver figure at the end of the piece, serving as a decorative handle, is without flaw. The stem connecting the cup to the handle on this spoon is made of solid sterling silver as well, and has a 'twisted' design. This piece is hall marked as having been made in London, in 1889, by renowned silversmith Charles Stuart Harris. It has all necessary marks authenticating this age/provenance (see last photo). This piece is a very collectible item, as Apostle Spoons were very popular during Tudor times and often presented as 'Christening gifts.' Measurements: 3 7/8" long (total) Cup 1 3/8" long 7/8" wide (approx) Mark: Initials 'CSH' (the 'C' is faded): Charles Stuart Harris Bust Mark: Queen Victoria Letter 'O': (1889) Lion Passant: .925 Sterling Silver Lion in Crest: London Assay Office Weight: .370 oz (exact) Condition: I have simply 'wiped down' this piece (not a professional clean), leaving the natural, antique patina around the Apostle and in other deep areas. The interior of the spoon is not immaculate, with a few 'pin prick-sized' dings (this is not pitting, but a result of use/age). In general,
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