Complete Set Of 6 Silver Plated (EPNS) Sheffield Coffee Spoons - Somerset Handle Design Decor

Complete Set Of 6 Silver Plated (EPNS) Sheffield Coffee Spoons - Somerset Handle Design DecorA set of 6 identical vintage silver plated coffee spoons, each handle stamped with a generic EPNS mark, which is a version utilised by the variety of cutlery manufacturers which existed in the Sheffield area prior to the 1950s. The spoons have all been manufactured with the Somerset handle design, which was originally first created by Samuel J. Large in 1914 and adopted by different cutlers afterwards. Stamped underneath EPNS. All 6 spoons require

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Spout to handle: 14