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A warm welcome to the ANTIQUE SILVER SPOONS home page
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| Trefid spoon London 1700 |
Cast, bright-cut sugar tongs London 1775 |
This website is dedicated to all and everything connected with antique silver spoons, associated flatware and canteens.
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Irish Skewer, Cork c. 1810 by Carden Terry and Jane Williams |
"I Love Liberty" Picture-back Spoon, London c. 1776 by P.Roker |
Elgin Table Spoon, c.1790 by C. Fowler (inc. Cathedral mark) |
Lady in Crinoline Caddy Spoon, 1843 by John Figg |
Aims
to provide reference information on antique spoons for the serious enthusiast or the casual browser
to help beginners decide on specialist areas in which to concentrate collecting
to provide advice for buying/building a canteen in silver
to offer a good selection of spoons and collectables for sale ranging from £10 - £2000
to offer books for sale with reviews to aid you to make a choice
to generally encourage & help you to enjoy your hobby more.
Future Additions
We will be continually updating and upgrading this website. If you have any suggestions of features that you would like to see, please let me know. A few current ideas under consideration:-
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to provide a forum for anyone interested in antique silver spoons
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to provide links to all web-sites with an interest for the spoon collector
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latest news - interesting developments, latest auction reports etc.
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profiles of personal collections
We would warmly welcome any articles relating to spoon collecting, and hope to develop this site into a focal point for collectors all over the world.
The website includes spoons from the Tudor period, through the 17th, 18th, and 19th Centuries and into the 20th Century. It does not include souvenir spoons, spoons made from any other material than silver (with one or two interesting exceptions) nor the "run-of-the-mill" mass produced items with no collectable qualities.
For regular browsers please check out the What's new? section for recent additions.
