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Exquisite set of five sterling silver teaspoons crafted by Atkin Brothers (Harry Atkin), featuring a distinctive scalloped shell-shaped bowl and an ornate pierced openwork handle. These elegant utensils bear the Sheffield hallmark with the lion passant, crown, and the date letter 'k' for 1902, showcasing exceptional Edwardian craftsmanship. The set comes in its original presentation case lined with vibrant blue velvet and silk, though the matching sugar tongs are missing from the center slot. These pieces offer a sophisticated touch to any fine dining collection or antique display. Suitable occasions include afternoon tea, bridal showers, holiday dinners, anniversary celebrations, formal luncheons, and housewarming gifts. Brand: Atkin Brothers Maker: Harry Atkin Material: Sterling Silver Origin: Sheffield, England Date Code: k (1902) Hallmarks: Lion Passant, Crown, Date Letter, Maker's Mark (HA) Pattern: Shell Bowl Handle Style: Pierced Openwork Quantity: 5 Spoons Total Weight: 76g Era: Edwardian Case Material: Leatherette, Velvet, Silk Case Color: Pink/Red Exterior, Blue Interior Measurements: • Total Weight: 76g Keywords: Antique Silverware, Edwardian Decor, Sheffield Hallmarked, Collector Spoons, Tea Party Aesthetic, Victorian Style, Sterling Flatware, Shell Motif, English Silver, Heirloom Quality, Tabletop Decor, Luxury Dining, Period Piece, Ornate Cutlery