Sterling Silver Queen's Pattern Soup Ladle by William Hutton & Sons - Antique Edwardian (1901)

This exceptional antique Edwardian sterling silver soup ladle has been crafted in the Queen's pattern.

The anterior and posterior surfaces of the handle is embellished with the classic Queen's pattern ornamentation, includes a convex shell design to either side of the terminal, in addition to the honeysuckle and rosette design*.

This exceptional Edwardian ladle has a plain rounded bowl with an impressive honeysuckle design to the heel.

* This pattern is most commonly acknowledged/referred to as Queen's pattern, however in the Chawner & Co. Pattern Book bears the name 'Rosette'.

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Date: 1901

This antique sterling silver ladle is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

The ladle has been professionally polished and is in presentation condition.

The Queen's pattern decoration is very sharp.

Full hallmarks struck to the reverse are all very clear; the maker's mark has wear but remains legible.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of Edwardian flatware.

Length 33.2cm/13.1"

Length of bowl 8.4cm/3.3"

Width of bowl 10.5cm/4.1"

Height 7.4cm/2.9"

10.1 troy ounces/314g