George III Sterling Silver Bright cut Teaspoon By John Langlands II

Rare George III period John Langlands II bright cut sterling silver teaspoon.

Fully hallmarked,though rubbed is readable as much as for the George III bust, Sterling silver with the lion passant date letter is hard to read.

Makers mark is IL for John Langlands II.

Measures approximately 12.5cm in length and weigh's 11.2grams.

Gorgeous teaspoon that collectors and enthusiast alike will love. A beautiful bright cut teaspoon by the very much sought after John Langlands II, the spoons by markings were assayed in Newcastle somewhere between circa 1796 - 1805. Condition is good to fair as some warping to handle as shown in photographs,apart from that as you would expect for a piece of George III silver. Would make a fabulous gift or why not start your own collection with this very sought after John Langlands sterling silver bright cut teaspoon.

Photos do form the best part of the description and are for your study as to the design and condition may come with signs of wear and tarnish, all commensurate of age but does not detract from the beauty. All questions are welcome and we aim to post within 24hrs of payment received though weekends and bank holidays this can take up to 72hrs all with tracked signed for postage.

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