A very unusual and very long condiment ladle made in Edinburgh in 1894 by Brooks and Son

A very unusual and very long condiment ladle made in Edinburgh in 1894 by Brooks and Son
A very unusual and very long condiment ladle made in Edinburgh in 1894 by Brooks and Son

A very unusual and very long condiment ladle made in Edinburgh in 1894 by Brooks and Son

£450
Category

British Silver Post 1830

Serving Pieces

Reference

374690

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This very unusual ladle is modelled in the Hanoverian Pattern and displays a circular bowl.  This piece is very well made and displays a crisp set of marks, being also of a very good gauge of silver.  This was probably used to retrieve condiments from a long jar.

Length: 11.2 inches, 28cm.


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