Set of 2 Georgian gravy boats and 2 Victorian teaspoons. London, England, 19th century. In silver. Vermeille silver interior. With marks on all pieces. Unidentified silversmiths Measurements: 6,5 x 80 cm (the larger gravy boat); 10,5 cm (length teaspoons). Set of two gravy boats of Georgian period made entirely in silver (the interior of the glasses, in silver Vermeille). They are in the form of cups with a circular base chiseled with parallel fillets, the same motif is repeated on the mouth. A lion is chiseled on the bellies. Two teaspoons, also in English silver but from the Victorian period, complete the pair.

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