Silver Christening Spoon - EC1750

Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon – London c.1750 by Ebenezer Coker (Hanoverian Pattern)

This rare and beautiful antique solid silver Christening spoon was crafted in London around 1750 by the distinguished Georgian silversmith Ebenezer Coker. Made in the traditional Hanoverian pattern, it is a superb example of 18th-century English silver and a remarkable survival from the Georgian era.

Measuring 10.6cm in length and weighing 7 grams, this spoon is elegant and finely made. At over 275 years old, it remains in very good condition, carefully restored to retain both its charm and usability. Supplied in a smart presentation gift box, it is a highly desirable keepsake.

Key Features

• Antique Sterling Silver Christening Spoon – London c.1750

• Maker: Ebenezer Coker, important Georgian silversmith

• Pattern: Old Hanoverian design

• Length: 10.6cm

• Weight: 7 grams

• Age: c.275 years old

• Presented in a gift box

• Free plaque engraving on box – up to 45 characters

• Optional bowl engraving – one name only (chargeable)

• Restored to good condition

A Rare & Historic Christening Gift

Christening spoons have been traditional gifts for centuries, symbolising prosperity and blessing. This Georgian Christening spoon by Ebenezer Coker is especially rare, making it not only a meaningful gift for a Christening or Baptism, but also a collectible piece of 18th-century British silver history.

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This c.1750 London Christening spoon by Ebenezer Coker is a superb and historic piece – over 275 years old, beautifully crafted, and restored for future generations.