W&H English Sterling Silver Antique Teaspoon Set of 6 with Original Case

Bring Royal Elegance to Your Table
The Authentic Brilliance of the Early 1900s

Product Description:
This is a set of six sterling silver teaspoons made by the prestigious British silversmith "Walker & Hall (W&H)". Housed in their original luxurious case, these items are antiques from the late Victorian to Edwardian era, approximately over 100 years old. Hallmarks confirm that they were made in Sheffield in the early 1900s. Each spoon is clearly stamped with the following hallmarks:
　・Crown: Sheffield assay office
　・Lion passant: Sterling silver (92.5% pure silver) guarantee
　・"q": Date letter (1908)
　・"W&H": Walker & Hall maker's mark
　・Registration number "RD725803" is also clearly marked
These pieces are highly valuable not only as teaspoons but also as collector's items. (R070082)

Specifications:
・Contents: 6 teaspoons, dedicated case
・Material: Sterling silver (92.5% pure silver)
・Size: Approx. 11.5cm in length (each spoon)
・Country of Manufacture: UK (Sheffield)
・Manufacturer: Walker & Hall
・Year of Manufacture: 1908 (estimated)
・Condition: No noticeable scratches or bends, minor scuffs from use and age. Slight deterioration to the case (see photos)

Recommended Points:
・Genuine antiques with British hallmarks
・High-quality silverplate made by the prestigious Walker & Hall
・Rare complete set (6 pieces + case)
・Excellent as a collector's item
・Comes with a luxurious dedicated case, perfect for gifting

Special Note:
In 19th to early 20th century Britain and Europe, meals were typically served for around six people, so cutlery (spoons, forks, knives, etc.) was standardly made in sets of six. As this is a set of teaspoons, they were primarily used for afternoon tea or when entertaining guests. In Britain, "guests + family" totaling about six people was considered the typical number for a tea party. A set of six is also a manageable size for a gift. With its luxurious feel and affordable price, it was popular for wedding and housewarming gifts.

※Based on AI research.