Sterling Silver mustard or salt spoon | Sheffield 1930 | 4.5 grams OOmpah this butterfly is most commonly

this butterfly is most commonly found in southern and eastern Britain and coastal areas of south and south-east Ireland

a daughter named Anne (later Countess of Ely)

the Band of Beads above and below the design [seen here]

clean pair of plates with only the slightest evidence of use - generally speaking utilitarian items of this era can be very soiled - this will display beautifully

Retired: 1991

Sterling Silver mustard or salt spoon | Sheffield 1930 | 4.5 grams OOmpah this butterfly is most commonlySterling Silver mustard or salt spoon Maker: Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd Assay: Sheffield 1930 Monogramme: none Weight: 4. 5 grams Approx 7cms (2 3 4") long Approx 1. 2cms (1 2") wide at bowl In excellent condition