Silver Christening Spoon - CB1902

Antique Solid Silver Anointing Spoon – London 1902 by Charles Boyton

This exquisite antique solid silver Christening spoon was hallmarked in London in 1902 and crafted by the prestigious silversmith Charles Boyton. A rare and beautiful piece, it is fully gold gilded and designed as a faithful replica of the Royal Anointing Spoon, first recorded in 1349 and preserved among St. Edward’s regalia in Westminster Abbey.

Measuring 12cm in length and weighing a hefty 24 grams, this Christening spoon is of the very finest quality – substantial, beautifully made, and steeped in history. It is supplied in a hinged leatherette presentation box, ready to be given as a timeless gift or cherished as part of a silver collection.

Key Features

• Antique Solid Silver Anointing Spoon – London 1902

• Maker: Charles Boyton, renowned English silversmith

• Design: Replica of the Royal Anointing Spoon (c.1349)

• Finish: Fully gold gilded

• Size: 12cm length

• Weight: 24 grams (a heavy, high-quality spoon)

• Presentation: Hinged leatherette gift box included

• Free plaque engraving inside box – up to 45 characters

• Expertly restored to near-new condition

A Rare & Prestigious Christening Gift

Christening spoons have long symbolised prosperity and blessing, and this rare 1902 Charles Boyton anointing spoon is a truly special example. With its royal-inspired design, rich gilding, and historic London hallmark, it is both a practical Christening gift and a collectible piece of British silver heritage.

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This antique Charles Boyton gold-gilded anointing spoon, London 1902, is a rare treasure – elegant, historic, and fully restored for another century of use and admiration.