Silver Christening Spoon - WC1824

Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon – William Chawner, London 1824

Celebrate a new arrival with a truly exceptional gift. This Antique Solid Silver Christening Spoon was crafted in London in 1824 by the renowned Georgian silversmith William Chawner. Now over 200 years old, it is a beautiful example of early 19th-century British silver, featuring the elegant Fiddle pattern and clear Georgian hallmarks.

Carefully restored to very good condition, this fine spoon weighs an impressive 24 grams, giving it a reassuring quality and feel. Its timeless design makes it a meaningful keepsake that can be treasured by today's family and passed down to future generations.

• Maker: William Chawner
• Date: London 1824
• Pattern: Fiddle
• Length: 14cm
• Weight: 24 grams
• Engraving: One name can be engraved in the bowl (chargeable). Complimentary gift box plaque engraving (up to 45 characters).

Presented in a smart gift box, this antique silver spoon is a wonderful choice for a christening, baptism, naming day or first birthday. Personalise it with a child's name to create a unique family heirloom that will be cherished for a lifetime.

Every spoon has been expertly restored by us to preserve its beauty while respecting its remarkable history, allowing you to give an authentic piece of Georgian craftsmanship as a truly unforgettable gift.