£60 - £100
George VI sterling silver Coronation Anointing Spoon, hallmarked Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1937.
This piece is a detailed miniature replica of the 12th-century original, featuring the characteristic central rib to the bowl and an intricately chased handle.
Accompanied by its original presentation case with a purple "Coronation 1937" silk lining and the original descriptive "Ellams" leaflet. Note: The bowl has become detached from the handle.
Maker: Roberts & Belk Ltd
Origin: Sheffield, England
Material: .925 Sterling Silver
Period: George VI (1937)
Dimensions: Spoon Length 11.2cm
Weight: 10g (Spoon only)
Condition: Poor/Damaged; bowl detached from stem. Box shows light foxing.
Auctioneer's Note: Includes the rare "Ellams" explanatory insert, which is often lost.
Fees apply to the hammer price:
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