Pair of Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Spoons

These are a beautiful matching pair of antique silver salt or mustard spoons from the early 1800s. They come with a pretty gift bag and would make a great present. They’d be perfect for using to serve condiments, mustard, salt or pepper. They were made by William Eley I and William Fearn and were hallmarked in London in 1807. The maker’s marks and hallmarks are on the back of the handles. They have beautiful tapered Old English designed handles and oval bowls. At the top of the handles it has a motif featuring an arm and hand holding a branch. The silver is beautifully shiny. The inside of the bowls have some pitting and scratches which adds to the history. Together they weigh 23.6g and each measure 10.3cm in length (4 inches).