STERLING SILVER Boxed Set of 6 Cricket Bat (Oar End) Teaspoons – Birmingham 1931 – William Aitken

A quality boxed set of six sterling silver teaspoons in the popular Cricket Bat / Oar End pattern, hallmarked Birmingham 1931 and made by William Aitken.

Each spoon is clearly struck with the lion passant, anchor, date letter “H” for 1931, and the maker’s mark W.A. The pattern is elegant and restrained, typical of inter-war British silver, and remains a favourite with collectors.

Details

   •   Maker: William Aitken

   •   Assay Office: Birmingham

   •   Year: 1931

   •   Material: Solid sterling silver

   •   Pattern: Cricket Bat / Oar End

   •   Quantity: 6 teaspoons

   •   Length: approx. 9.5 cm each

   •   Total silver weight: 43 grams (combined, excluding case)

Condition

   •   Spoons are in good original condition, with light surface scratches and gentle wear consistent with age and normal use

   •   No bends, splits, repairs or monogram removals observed

   •   Box is original, with honest age wear, marks and staining to lining and exterior commensurate with its age

Notes

   •   A very usable and collectable inter-war boxed set

   •   Ideal for collectors of British sterling silver, cricket bat pattern flatware, or as a refined gift set

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