Pair of English Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons Inscribed Stag Head and Horn by William Cattell Antique Georgian
VVV8527
£960.00
A handsome pair of Georgian sterling silver stuffing spoons, hallmarked London 1782 with maker's mark for William Cattell. Each spoon features an engraved heraldic crest to the handle depicting a stag's head beneath a curved hunting horn—a striking detail that speaks to the original owner's sporting interests or family lineage. Crafted from solid sterling silver, these spoons showcase the refined proportions and elegant simplicity characteristic of late 18th-century English flatware. The bowls are generously sized for serving, whilst the handles bear the crisp detail of the engraved crest. In excellent condition with clear hallmarks. A distinguished addition to any collection of antique silver or period tableware.
Size of each 30.5 x 5.5 cm or 12.0 x 2.1 inches.
Total weight 302.8 grams.