Stock No. 2447	Newcastle sterling silver sugar spoon
	Attractive Victorian sterling silver sugar spoon. Newcastle 1856 by Reid & Sons. The spade-shaped bowl is waisted half way down. The stem is Old English in shape but has a line of engraving along the edge on either side and the end of the stem is decorated with a typical Victorian scroll design. The uppermost scrolls form a cartouche enclosing the contemporary engraved initials WSD. The hallmarks are stamped on the back of the end of the stem and are very crisp indeed.
	Maker :- Reid & Sons (William Ker & David Reid)

Condition :-Very good indeed with excellent hallmarks
Hallmarked :- Newcastle 1856
Size :- 5.35 inches (13.6 cm) long
Weight :- 0.47 ozt (14.7 g)
Sugar spoons, or preserve spoons as they are often called, are just about the most versatile serving implement on the dining or breakfast table. Apart from their use for sugar and for jam, they are ideal for serving any thick sauce or relish which is only needed in small quantities, such as, for example, horseradish sauce, mayonnaise, cranberry or other jelly, chutneys, chilli sauces, etc. Sugar spoons made in Newcastle are not easy to find.

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