A decorative French silver spoon by Jules Boivin
No longer availableA decorative French silver spoon by Jules Boivin, and a toddy ladle. With engine-turned geometric patterns to the bowl and underside, this pattern following up the stem and contrasted with a bright cut handle, hallmarked to the bowl with .925 Minerva in cartouche, c. 1862 -81, length 17.5cm, weight 0.87ozt; together with a silver toddy ladle with a twisted baleen handle, hallmarked London; the other marks are very worn.
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