Silver Anointing Spoon 1952

Solid Silver Gold-Gilded Anointing Spoon – Chester 1952 by Shiptons

This magnificent solid silver anointing spoon is a rare and impressive piece, fully gilded in rich gold and hallmarked in Chester 1952 by the prestigious silversmiths Shiptons. Struck with the special Royal Coronation mark, it is a true collector’s item and a superb example of post-war British silver craftsmanship.

A faithful replica of the Royal Anointing Spoon – the earliest surviving piece of the English Crown Jewels, first recorded in 1349 and preserved among St. Edward’s regalia in Westminster Abbey – this spoon carries great historical significance and symbolism.

Weighing a hefty 92 grams and measuring an impressive 24.5cm in length, it is a substantial and beautifully crafted silver piece, supplied in its original presentation box.

Key Features

• Solid Sterling Silver Anointing Spoon – Chester 1952

• Maker: Shiptons, prestigious British silversmiths

• Special Royal Coronation hallmark

• Design: Replica of the historic 14th-century Royal Anointing Spoon

• Fully gold gilded – rich and luxurious finish

• Size: 24.5cm length

• Weight: 92 grams – very heavy and fine quality

• Supplied in the original presentation box

• Plaque engraving inside box free – up to 54 characters

• Expertly restored to near-new condition

A Superb Gift or Collectible

This extraordinary spoon makes a prestigious Christening gift, presentation piece, or collector’s item. With its connection to British royal history, exceptional craftsmanship, and impressive size, it is a true heirloom to be cherished and handed down through generations.

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This 1952 Chester Shiptons anointing spoon is a rare and historic silver replica – heavy, gold gilded, and restored to perfection.