Antique Sterling Silver Mustard Spoon - London 1838 Charles Boyton Antique Jewellery

Antique Sterling Silver Mustard Spoon - London 1838 Charles Boyton Antique JewelleryDescription: A fine antique sterling silver mustard spoon, hallmarked in London for 1838 and made by Charles Boyton. This elegant example features a classic old English pattern handle and a nicely shaped bowl, typical of early Victorian silverware. A well proportioned and usable piece, ideal for collectors or for practical table use. Maker History: Charles Boyton was a London silversmith active in the early 19th century, known for producing quality

Packet brand: Renata

A nicely detailed piece with personal engraving that adds character and provenance

Good antique condition with signs of age and use

The movement features gilt plates with a traditional layout typical of late 19th to early 20th century pocket watch manufacture

The enamel dial is signed "John Terry Nottingham"

and the mainspring or retaining ring may display minor tarnish from long-term storage

these screwdrivers are perfect for removing and installing movement screws with accuracy

Reverse: Blank shield cartouche within laurel wreath

Swiss manual wind movement

Summary:A solid and attractive vintage silver amethyst ring with classic engraved detailing

complete with original blue glass liner

The watch is powered by the Juvenia Calibre 612