Antique Sterling Silver Salt Spoon – Newcastle 1821 by John Walton – 9.45g

A fine example of a Georgian sterling silver salt spoon, hallmarked in Newcastle in 1821. Crafted by the respected silversmith John Walton, this piece features a classic fiddle pattern and engraved initial to the terminal. A lovely collector’s item from a less commonly encountered assay office.

Brief History of the Maker:
John Walton was a Newcastle-based silversmith active in the early 19th century. His work is sought after today due to the relative scarcity of Newcastle silver, especially in smaller items such as condiment spoons.

Key Details:

• Assay Office: Newcastle

• Date Letter: 1821

• Maker: John Walton

• Pattern: Fiddle

• Monogrammed terminal: Script "J"

• Partially rubbed but legible hallmarks

• Very good antique condition

Dimensions:

• Length: 96mm

• Weight: 9.45g

Condition:

• Excellent antique condition with minimal wear

• Hallmarks partially rubbed but readable

• Polished and ready for display or use

Summary:
This sterling silver salt spoon is a fine and desirable example from the Newcastle assay office, a location that ceased silver marking in the mid-19th century. A must-have for collectors of provincial silver or condiment items.

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