Victorian era Sterling Silver mustard spoon | London 1892 | 11.1grams Tyg Widely regarded as one of

Widely regarded as one of the better examples of Kingsware

5cms (10 3/4") tall Approx 15cms (6") wideIn excellent conditionComplete with original Box and Laminated CertificateGUARANTEED free from damage and repairAbout Burslem Artwares | Bird of Paradise vaseThe secret glazing arts of the ancient Chinese were first revived by Royal Doulton at the beginning of the 20th century

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Victorian era Sterling Silver mustard spoon | London 1892 | 11.1grams Tyg Widely regarded as one ofVictorian era Sterling Silver mustard spoon Maker: Wakely & Wheeler (James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler) Assay: London 1892 Monogramme: none Weight: 11. 1 grams Approx 10cms (4") long Approx 1. 7cms (3 5") wide at bowl In excellent condition