Antique Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon: 1833 Newcastle Silver, John Walton. No.SS093

Antique Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon: 1833 Newcastle Silver, John Walton. No.SS093

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Antique Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon: 1833 Newcastle Silver, John Walton. No.SS093

Antique Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon: 1833 Newcastle Silver, John Walton. No.SS093

$985.00
Prix promotionnel  $985.00 Prix régulier 

This is a fine and rare sterling silver stuffing spoon, handcrafted in 1833 by renowned silversmith John Walton. It was assayed in Newcastle upon Tyne, a historic silver assay office that closed in 1858, making silverware from this city especially scarce and highly sought after by collectors.

The hallmarks are clear and include:

Date letter "T" for 1833

The three-towered castle mark for Newcastle (city mark)

The lion passant, indicating 925 sterling silver

The duty mark of King George IV

Maker's mark "J·W" for John Walton, a distinguished Newcastle silversmith active between 1806–1835

This piece features a classic and elegant design with a scallop shell motif at the handle, representing the refined Georgian style typical of early 19th-century English silverware. Originally used for stuffing and serving, it is equally suited for display or as a meaningful heirloom.

Item No.SS093
Year: 1833
Maker: John Walton
City: Newcastle upon Tyne
Material: English 925 Sterling Silver
Length: Approx. 32 cm (12.6 inches)
Weight: 144.3 grams

This antique silver spoon is not only a functional serving piece but also a tangible link to British silversmithing history. Its rare Newcastle origin and maker's prestige make it a truly exceptional collector’s item or refined gift.

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