Peacock (Partial Gilt) Centrepieces these silver spoons were especially

these silver spoons were especially popular at christenings between the 15th and 17th centuries

Also available in large

Roman spoons

despite the French Rococo style being popular during the rule of King George II

Peacock (Partial Gilt) Centrepieces these silver spoons were especiallyAn original interpretative model combining sterling silver with the refractory metal; niobium. The majestic stance freezes a moment of nature, showing the bird's innate alertness yet regal poise. Some thirty individual feathers are located in the back of the bird, and flow beautifully to the ground; each eyelet is an engraved plate of niobium, a refractory metal anodised to create the iridescence of this bird. The beak and feet are lavishly gilt with