A Charles I silver Apostle spoon, faint pricked initial engraving to the reverse of the bowl...

Overall the spoon appears in pleasing condition. Expected rubbing with loss of definition to the Apostle, bowl and details of the spoon. Some of the detail to the Apostle terminal remains. Doming of the nimbus, flattening with loss of detail and definition of the sacred dove. Traces of gilding to the terminal. Surface blemishes to the bowl reverse. A little wear to the bowl edges.  `V` joint just visible under breath to the top of the stem/base of the terminal plinth. The hallmarks vary, the leopards head to the inner bowl and the lion passant to the stem appear clear and legible, maker's mark and date letter significantly rubbed. Personal engraving to the stem remains clear. Personal engraving to the bowl reverse worn and faint. The condition stated above is also demonstrated in the 8 additional images available to view online, if you would like any of the images in higher resolution or have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact the department.