Antique Art Deco 1946 Boxed Set of 6 Sterling Silver Teaspoons Spoons Trefoil imported eBay with the hallmarks mostly worn

with the hallmarks mostly worn (lion passant remaining to both)

Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia

American-born designer William Spratling established himself in Mexico following the revolution in 1931 with the purpose of re-creating a once productive silver industry

made by John Round & Son Ltd of Sheffield

with a few depressions to the lid evident (the bottle will benefit from a good clean)

Antique Art Deco 1946 Boxed Set of 6 Sterling Silver Teaspoons Spoons Trefoil imported eBay with the hallmarks mostly wornHere today for your consideration we have this beautiful Art Deco set of six sterling silver teaspoons, made by Haseler & Restall of Birmingham, c 1946. The set has been produced in a trefoil like design, being of good quality and gauge throughout. Condition is good used, with no major damage to note. Each is free from monogram or crest, with the hallmarks well struck to the reverse. The box is in good used condition, with hinges and clasp working as