Antique 1838 Sterling Silver Teaspoons -Set of 4 Glasgow /John Finlay

A beautiful, matching set of four genuine early Victorian solid sterling silver teaspoons in the classic Fiddle Pattern. Assayed in Glasgow in 1838, these historic spoons feature crisp, matching hand-engraved script monograms on the handles.
Crafted by the notable Buchanan Street silversmith John Finlay (J.F), these spoons were struck the exact year before Queen Victoria's duty punch was introduced in Glasgow, making them highly collectible.
Specifications (Per Spoon):
• Composition: Solid Sterling Silver (Stamped with Scottish Lion Rampant)
• Origin: Glasgow Assay Office, Scotland (Defunct since 1964)
• Year: 1838 (Date Letter 'T' / King William IV duty mark)
• Total Length: 14.5 cm
• Total weight : 71g
• Bowl Dimensions: 3 cm x 5 cm
Condition: Outstanding antique condition. The hallmarks on the reverse of all four stems are exceptionally deep, crisp, and fully legible. Bowls are straight and true with smooth edges and no deep pitting. Beautiful historic patina.

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