Straining Spoon – London 1781
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Georgian silver straining spoon by John Lambe, London 1781 — now sold.
About this piece
John Lambe's mark appears on this straining spoon — a specific tool with pierced holes for draining liquid rather than a solid bowl. At 124g, hallmarked London 1781.
Additional information
| Weight | 124 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 300 mm |
| Hallmarked in | London |
| Period | Georgian |
| Material |
Care
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.
Delivery
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