Antique Sterling Silver Teaspoons - 1933 London Hallmarks, Set of 6

Bring home a piece of Edwardian elegance with this set of six antique sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked London 1910. ✨ These gorgeous spoons feature the 1910 London hallmark – including the lion passant sterling silver mark and the leopard’s head for London – and bear the maker’s mark “W.&.H.” (attributed to Walker & Hall). Each spoon exudes the classic simplicity of early 20th-century English design, perfect for tea time or display.
• Antique Sterling Silver Spoons (1932-1933 Authentic hallmarks on each spoon confirm sterling .925 purity , assayed in Sheffield 1933. A wonderful find for collectors of Edwardian flatware.
• Set of 6 or Choose Your Quantity – This listing is for a full set of 6 teaspoons. If you prefer a smaller set (set of 3) or a single teaspoon to complete your collection, please message me – I’m open to selling in groups to suit your needs. Each spoon is identical in pattern and hallmarks, making them perfect to mix-and-match.
• Maker’s Hallmark – W&H. – Stamped with W&H, the mark of Walker and Hall, these spoons come from a respected Sheffield silversmith of the era, known for quality silverware. The maker’s mark adds to their provenance and value .
• Collectible Edwardian Flatware – Crafted in the Edwardian period, 1933, these spoons have a timeless appeal. The design is classic, with a graceful handle shape (insert pattern/style if known, e.g. “Old English pattern” or “Fiddle pattern”). They would make an exquisite addition to a silver collection, a prop for historical display, or even for use at your table for a touch of antique charm.
• Condition: Excellent antique condition with gentle patina. No bends, cracks, or deep scratches. Each spoon has been lightly polished to show the lovely shine and hallmarks, though I’ve preserved some patina in crevices as many collectors prefer. (Please examine all photos – I’ve included close-ups of the hallmarks and the ornate details.)
• Total weight of all six is ~73 grams (solid silver!).
• Uses: These hallmarked silver spoons are not only usable for stirring tea or coffee, but also popular as heirloom gifts, for christenings or anniversaries, or even repurposed in unique jewelry or crafts. With their 1933 date letter and matching set, they make a standout gift for a collector of British antiques.