Stock No. 5465	Victorian silver Queen's pattern mustard spoon
	Very decorative, Victorian sterling silver Queen's pattern mustard spoon of generous size and very good gauge. The stem is decorated on both sides in Queen's pattern and is very crisply defined. A family crest of a goat's head and neck facing left is engraved at the end of the front of the stem just below the shell. The bowl is an elongated oval shape. The typical squirly shell is particularly well defined where the back of the stem meets the bowl. The full hallmarks are stamped half-way down the back of the stem and are crisp and clear. Maker :- John Whiting

Condition :-Excellent and very crisp throughout, with good clear hallmarks
Hallmarked :- London 1844
Size :- 5.8 inches (14.7 cm) long
Weight :- 1.2 ozt (35.7 g)
The size of this mustard spoon makes it a very versatile condiment spoon. The spoon's excellent condition and heavy weight makes it an ideal gift. Also, the oval bowl and long stem make this spoon an ideal gift for a small child and because of its weight, it would not come to much harm if it was dropped.

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