Set of 4 Birmingham Sterling Silver Salt Spoons with Ebony Finials – 1913

This rare set of four English sterling silver salt spoons brings the elegance of Edwardian dining back to life. Each spoon features a fine sterling silver bowl and stem, hallmarked with the Anchor (Birmingham), Lion Passant (.925 sterling), and the 1913 date letter “o.”

Topped with carved ebony finials, these spoons reflect the refinement of an era when salt was served in open cellars and carefully spooned at the table. Their delicate form and warm patina make them equally suited for collectors or as a distinctive addition to modern table settings.

• Maker/Origin: Birmingham, England
• Year: 1913 (George V era)
• Material: Sterling silver (.925) with ebony finials
• Type: Salt spoons (condiment spoons)
• Quantity: 4 spoons (matched set)
• Condition: Antique condition with light surface wear and natural patina; finials intact and well-preserved

✨ Over 110 years old and crafted with care, these spoons carry history, utility, and beauty in equal measure.

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