Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832

Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832
Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832

Rare George IV Pair Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons by Jonathan Haine. London 1832

£750
Category

Antique Silver Forks, Spoons & Knives

Reference

8955

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Superb and extremely rare Pair of George IV Sterling Silver Old England Pattern Large Tablespoons of good weight.
Maker: Jonathan Haine. London 1832.

The earliest known examples of this pattern are dated 1830 and it is commonly believed that the pattern was produced for the coronation of William IV. According to Ian Pickford in his book Silver Flatware - English, Irish and Scottish 1660-1980 only one service is known to exist and building one would be almost impossible.
This pattern is so striking and eye catching that it is generally used for dessert purposes and its intricacy compliments other plainer patterns well. The spoons are decorated with symbolic plants of the British Isles such as the rose, shamrock, thistle and oak leaves with acorns.
The full set of hallmarks and makers mark are very clearly stamped on the reverse side of the bowls.
The size of these tablespoons is large enough for them to be used as serving spoons.

Length: 9 inches (22.9cm)
Weight: 7 troy ounces (217.7 grams)

Condition

Excellent

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