An unusual William IV Snuff Spoon with its original case made in London in 1832 by William Chawner II.

An unusual William IV Snuff Spoon with its original case made in London in 1832 by William Chawner II.
An unusual William IV Snuff Spoon with its original case made in London in 1832 by William Chawner II.
An unusual William IV Snuff Spoon with its original case made in London in 1832 by William Chawner II.

An unusual William IV Snuff Spoon with its original case made in London in 1832 by William Chawner II.

£345
Category

British Silver Post 1830

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Reference

375369

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This very fine Snuff Spoon is modelled in the Fiddle and Thread Pattern which is double struck.  The top of the stem is engraved with a set of contemporary initials and the reverse displays a crisp set of hallmarks.  The spoon is in excellent condition and, most unusually, retains its original silk and velvet lined Moroccan red leather case.

Length of spoon: 3.9 inches, 9.75 cm.

Length of the case: 4.15 inches, 10.38 cm.

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