1910 Edwardian Fully Gilt Sterling Silver Pierced Sugar Sifters, John Round & Son Ltd, London, 138g — No.SS124

This stunning pair of Edwardian sterling silver sugar sifters was crafted by the esteemed John Round & Son Ltd and hallmarked in London, 1910. Each spoon is beautifully designed in an elegant Rococo-revival style, featuring a fully pierced bowl, a sculpted shell motif where the handle meets the bowl, and a graceful openwork handle.

Unlike most sifters that are only parcel-gilt, this exceptional pair is entirely gilded inside and out, displaying a warm golden hue that enhances both aesthetic beauty and surface protection. The rich gilt finish highlights the intricate piercings and fine detailing with remarkable luminosity.

John Round & Son Ltd, founded in Sheffield in the mid-19th century, was one of Britain’s most respected silversmiths. The firm became known for its high-quality craftsmanship, refined designs, and collaborations with leading London retailers. Their Edwardian works, such as this pair, epitomize the grace, lightness, and precision of early 20th-century British silver.

Features & Details:

Date: 1910 (Edwardian period)

Maker: John Round & Son Ltd (JR)

Assay Office: London

Material: Sterling Silver (.925), fully gilt

Length: 22 cm (8.7 in)

Width: 6.2 cm (2.4 in)

Total Weight: 138 g (pair)

Condition: Excellent antique condition — both spoons remain in beautiful shape with their original full gilding intact. Each has a small area of light wear on the back consistent with age and gentle use, but overall appearance is bright, even, and exceptionally well preserved.

A refined and luxurious pair of Edwardian fully gilt sugar sifters — elegant, collectible, and perfect for the connoisseur of fine British silver.