Silver Christening Spoon- TWB1810cp

Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon – London 1810 by Thomas Wilkes Barker (Georgian Old English Pattern)

This rare antique solid silver Christening spoon was hallmarked in London in 1810 and crafted by the renowned silversmith Thomas Wilkes Barker. A superb example of Georgian silver, it is made in the classic Old English period pattern, elegant in its simplicity and timeless in its appeal.

At over 215 years old, this Christening spoon is a remarkable piece of history, beautifully preserved and restored to very good condition. Measuring 13.5cm in length and weighing 14 grams, it is both practical and collectible, supplied in a smart gift box ready to be presented as a meaningful keepsake.

Key Features

• Antique Sterling Silver Christening Spoon – London 1810

• Maker: Thomas Wilkes Barker, important Georgian silversmith

• Pattern: Traditional Old English period design

• Length: 13.5cm

• Weight: 14 grams

• Age: Over 215 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 very good condition

A Rare Georgian Christening Gift

Christening spoons have long been given to symbolise prosperity and blessing. This 1810 Thomas Wilkes Barker Old English pattern spoon is not only a traditional Christening keepsake but also a piece of early 19th-century Georgian silver – perfect for collectors and families who value history and fine craftsmanship.

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This antique silver Christening spoon, London 1810 by Thomas Wilkes Barker, is a superb Georgian piece – over two centuries old, beautifully crafted, and ready to be treasured.