Antique British Fiddle Pattern Silver-Plate Ladle – Harrison Bros & Howson, c. 1890

Elevate your tablescape or vintage collection with this exquisite antique silver-plated soup or punch ladle. Masterfully crafted in Sheffield, England, by the prestigious silversmiths Harrison Brothers & Howson (celebrated Royal Warrant holders), this piece dates back to the late 19th or early 20th century.

It features the timeless Fiddle Pattern, characterized by its elegant, violin-shaped handle and distinct structural shoulders. Stamped on the reverse with the maker's mark and the coveted "A1" stamp, it denotes the highest commercial grade of triple-electroplating, ensuring a heavy, durable layer of genuine silver.

Left in its rich, authentic antique state, the ladle boasts a stunning dark patina that underscores its history and character. It can be gently polished to a bright, mirrored shine if preferred, making it a versatile, functional work of art for a modern, soulful interior.

Details:

 Maker: Harrison Brothers & Howson (Sheffield, England)

 Period: Late Victorian / Edwardian (Circa 1880–1910)

 Pattern: Fiddle Pattern

 Material: Heavy silver-plate (A1 Quality Electroplate)

 Condition: Excellent antique condition with a beautiful, deep aged patina and minor surface wear consistent with age.