£240.00
A patent Victorian silver Tea Infuser Spoon, made in London in 1893. The back of the spoon is stamped patent and ‘Teaette’. The bowl of the spoon is pierced on both upper and lower sides, the upper part is hinged and can be fastened into place with a screw nut.
Condition: The spoon is in good condition with no damage or repairs.
Dimensions:
Length: 14.50 cm. Width: 3.50 cm.
Weight: 23 gms.
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A patent Victorian silver Tea Infuser Spoon, made in London in 1893. The back of the spoon is stamped patent and ‘Teaette’. The bowl of the spoon is pierced on both upper and lower sides, the upper part is hinged and can be fastened into place with a screw nut.
| Weight | 0.23 kg |
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| Dimensions | 3.5 × 14.5 cm |
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| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
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| Used state | Good |
| Year of manufacture | 1800s |
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