Silver Christening Spoon - JMB1900

Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon – Chester 1900 by John Millward Banks

This charming antique solid silver Christening spoon was hallmarked in Chester in 1900 and crafted by the respected silversmith John Millward Banks. A fine example of Edwardian silver, it is designed in the classic Old English pattern with a distinctive barley sugar twist handle, making it a truly unique and decorative keepsake.

Measuring 10.5cm in length and weighing 10 grams, this Christening spoon is beautifully proportioned and of excellent quality. At well over 120 years old, it has been fully restored to near-new condition while retaining its historic character. Supplied in a smart gift box, it is ready to present as a timeless Christening gift.

Key Features

• Antique Sterling Silver Christening Spoon – Chester 1900

• Maker: John Millward Banks, respected Chester silversmith

• Pattern: Old English design with barley sugar twist handle

• Size: 10.5cm length

• Weight: 10 grams

• Over 120 years old – rare Edwardian piece

• Supplied in a presentation gift box

• Free plaque engraving on box – up to 45 characters

• Optional bowl engraving – one name only (chargeable)

• Restored to near-new condition

A Timeless Silver Christening Gift

Silver spoons have long been traditional gifts for Christenings and naming days, symbolising good fortune and prosperity. This 1900 John Millward Banks barley sugar twist spoon is a rare and decorative example, making it a memorable and lasting keepsake for a new baby or a special family heirloom.

For engraving or advice on personalisation, please call 0141 639 2361 – we are always happy to help.

This antique Chester Christening spoon, 1900 by John Millward Banks, is a unique and elegant piece of Edwardian silver – beautifully restored and ready to be treasured for generations.