Silver Christening Spoon - GJDFJW1898

Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon – George Jackson, David Fullerton & Josiah Williams, London 1898

Mark a special occasion with a gift that will be treasured for generations. This Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon was hallmarked in London in 1898 and crafted by the renowned silversmiths George Jackson, David Fullerton & Josiah Williams. Featuring the timeless Fiddle pattern, this elegant Victorian spoon is over 125 years old and remains a wonderful example of fine British silver craftsmanship.

Beautifully proportioned and weighing 16 grams, this scarce silver christening spoon has been expertly restored to near-new condition, preserving its original character while making it ready to enjoy once again.

• Maker: George Jackson, David Fullerton & Josiah Williams
• Date: London 1898
• Pattern: Fiddle
• Length: 13cm
• Weight: 16 grams
• Engraving: One name can be engraved in the bowl (chargeable). Complimentary gift box plaque engraving (up to 45 characters).

Supplied in an smart gift box, this hallmarked silver spoon makes a thoughtful christening gift, baptism present, naming day keepsake or first birthday gift. Personalise it with a child's name to create a unique heirloom that can be treasured and passed down through the generations.

Every spoon in our collection has been carefully restored to the highest standard, ensuring you receive an authentic piece of Victorian silver that beautifully combines history, craftsmanship and lasting sentimental value.