Georgian 1825 English Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon Hand with Dagger Crest 12 in

Presented is a great Georgian English sterling silver stuffing spoon from 1825. This piece has an elegant long handle and a good size bowl making it a versatile piece for serving many foods.

The handle has a nice fiddle shape. There is a crest at the top of the handle, A tilted forearm holding a dagger or sword.

This crest is somewhat similar to the crest for the Binny family, but there are some differences. This piece is marked with full English hallmarks: the lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard's head for London, The duty mark of King George IV, and the date letter "k" representing 1825.

There's also a maker's mark, WS, likely for William Schofield. This piece is in great condition. There are no break, no repairs, and no problems of any kind. Measurements: 12 inches Weight: 133 grams or 4.7 ounces.