Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee fell in 1897, the year this porringer and its matching pierced spoon were hallmarked in London. They are still together in their original fitted case, and the pair weighs 100g, bearing the mark of George Jackson & David Fullerton. Cased sets that keep their spoon are the ones worth looking for, and this one is complete. A christening present that will be handed down rather than put away.
Boxed porringer – London 1897
£425.00
A Jubilee-year porringer and pierced spoon, still together in their original fitted case.
- Date
- 1897
- Hallmarked in
- London
- Period
- Victorian
- Weight
- 100 g
- Material
- Sterling Silver
In stock
- Free UK delivery by tracked courier.
- Available to view at our showroom in the London Silver Vaults, Chancery Lane.
| Weight | 100 g |
|---|---|
| Hallmarked in | London |
| Period | Victorian |
| Material |
A treated silver polishing cloth is usually enough for light tarnish; for heavier tarnish use a silver foam or cream, rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly. Avoid silver dip for hollow pieces. Store wrapped in acid-free tissue or a tarnish-proof bag, and keep rubber bands away from silver.
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