This is/was a stunning antique Victorian Frederick Elkington solid sterling silver teaspoon hallmarked 1888.
⭐️ HISTORY LESSON ⭐️ It has been pointed out that the date of the silver flatware by Elkington corresponds with the opening of the "Yeoman of the Guard" production by Gilbert and Sullivan at the Savoy theater in London. These exotic flatware designs were part of the excitement and made to celebrate these important events.
This has been handcrafted in to a stunning statement ring which is sure to be a talking point.
This solid silver comes with a “authorisation for change of use” certificate which has been issued by the Birmingham Assay Office.
The authorization for a change of use means that these pieces, once used for a specific function, were now ready to embark on a new chapter in their lives. It’s like giving them a fresh lease of life, a chance to shine in a different way.
