Antique Sterling Silver Mustard Spoon – London 1825, John Hawkins – 16.5g

A beautifully preserved antique sterling silver mustard spoon, hallmarked for London, 1825, and made by the silversmith John Hawkins. This elegant piece features a traditional Fiddle pattern handle with a monogrammed terminal and a deep oval bowl, ideal for mustard or similar condiments.

The hallmark is crisp and includes the clear maker’s mark, Lion Passant, crowned leopard’s head (London), and the date letter 'k' for 1825, along with the duty mark.

Its condition is excellent with minimal wear, and the weight and craftsmanship are notably substantial for a mustard spoon of this period.

Brief History of the Maker:
John Hawkins was a respected London silversmith active in the early 19th century, producing quality flatware during the Regency and George IV periods. His work is noted for its precision and traditional English styling.

Key Details:

• Silversmith: John Hawkins

• Hallmarked: London, 1825

• Pattern: Fiddle

• Monogrammed terminal

• Elegant and practical mustard spoon

Dimensions:

• Length: 125mm

• Weight: 16.52g

Condition:

• Excellent antique condition

• Crisp hallmarks

• Light surface marks consistent with age

Summary:
A high-quality and well-preserved sterling silver mustard spoon from a renowned early 19th-century maker. An ideal collector’s piece or a refined addition to your tableware collection.

As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.