An unusual George III Butter Spade/Canape Server made in London in 1817 by Roger Peppin.

An unusual George III Butter Spade/Canape Server made in London in 1817 by Roger Peppin.
An unusual George III Butter Spade/Canape Server made in London in 1817 by Roger Peppin.

An unusual George III Butter Spade/Canape Server made in London in 1817 by Roger Peppin.

£495
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Serving Pieces

Reference

375416

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The Serving Spade has a triangular shaped blade unusually pierced with square motifs.  The plain silver section of the handle is engraved with a reeded band and is attached to a turned fruitwood section, at the end of the handle.  This example is in excellent condition and is well marked on the reverse of the blade.  Roger Peppin was a fine maker of flatware and serving pieces during this period from workshops at 27, Greville Street, Hatton Garden.

Length: 7.25 inches, 18.13 cm.

Width of the blade, at the widest point: 1.5 inches, 3.75 cm.

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