Superb Pair of Early 19th C Georgian Solid Silver Dessert Spoons Edinburgh 1822

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Superb Pair of Early 19th C Georgian Solid Silver Dessert Spoons Edinburgh 1822:
$98.62

I am a retired Antiques Dealer whois gradually disposing of his stock through . All items listed are genuinein my expert opinion, and the condition of the item is as listed. If any itemis found to be not as described, or if the condition varies markedly from thatgiven in the listing, then I will give a full money back guarantee upon receiptof the disputed item as long as I am notified within 5 days of receipt. I willalso refund return Royal Mail \'signed for\' postage costs. In all other returnsthe purchaser will be responsible for the return postage cost.

If there is anything that you areparticularly collecting, or you have a wants list, please feel free to ask. Ifit is not immediately to hand (3 storerooms), I will make a note and come backto you if it turns up.

These Are An Outstanding Pair of Early 19th Century George IVSolid SilverDessert Spoons made in 1822. The spoonis inaShell Fiddlepatternand withscript monogram (S)to thefront terminal.

The rear of thestem bearsdeep and clear hallmarks for Edinburgh 1822, clear duty mark and the maker\'s mark RK in a rectangle for Robert Kerr.

The spoonsare 18cm long and weigh 75gms in totalThe condition isexcellent withlittle signs of wear.

I offer a free P&P service forall mainland UK destinations by Royal Mail Second Class \'Signed For\' service,subject to the following restrictions - small parcel size or less, under 2kilos in weight and under £50 in value. Please note the exception for Jewelleryitems below. For all other P&P options please see the listing. I am happyto send items over £50 in value under the same free P&P conditions, butthese will be at the buyer\'s risk. For items over £50 in value, with fullcover, then please stipulate Royal Mail Special Delivery.

All Jewellery items must be sent bySpecial Delivery as the Royal Mail will not insure any other method. If anothermethod is selected by the buyer then the responsibility is entirely theirs forany loss or mis-delivery.

The P&P for all my overseasdeliveries is for tracked/signed plus insurance where appropriate. If you donot want insurance then please indicate, but the limit of cover will be £50 andthe rest will be at your own risk. I will send overseas through Royal MailStandard International, which is a significantly cheaper service, but the limitof cover will be £20 and the rest will be entirely at your own risk. These areall Royal Mail conditions which they are now strictly enforcing.