ITEM SPECIFICATIONS

• Pattern: Fiddle

• Brand: Thomas Ingleton

• Type: Serving Spoon

• Style: Georgian

• Country of Origin: United Kingdom (London)

• Age: 1810 (1800-1849)

  Napoleonic-era history. Struck in London in 1810 during the 50th year of King George III's reign, this Fiddle pattern spoon was crafted by the specialist flatware maker Thomas Ingleton. A tablespoon of this substantial 58-gram weight was a distinct symbol of wealth during the Regency era, commissioned exclusively for the upper classes to anchor formal dinner services.

  This piece features the prestigious Crowned Leopard’s Head hallmark, a highly coveted registry mark that was officially discontinued by the London Assay Office in 1821. Pre-Regency silver of this quality is highly prized for its hand-forged durability and thick gauge. Adorning the handle terminal is a deeply engraved, sweeping copperplate script monogram possibly "RH". Free from modern alterations, this is a solid, functional investment piece that represents the absolute height of Georgian craftsmanship, bringing immense conversational prestige and tangible precious metal value to any advanced silver gallery or private collection.

  SHIPPING, INSURANCE & SECURITY To ensure the safe arrival of your investment, all items are shipped via USPS Priority Mail. The $15.00 flat fee includes professional archival-grade packing, full supplemental insurance for the purchase price, and signature confirmation required upon delivery. Handling time is 5 business days for careful preparation. Includes an anti-tarnish protection strip to safeguard the silver.

  RETURN POLICY 14 days returns. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount. See details for more information about returns.

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