Late Victorian Solid Silver Sugar Sifter Spoon

Late Victorian Solid Silver Sugar Sifter Spoon Hallmarked Birmingham, 1890 Maker: John Millward Banks A beautifully crafted late Victorian solid silver sugar sifter spoon, hallmarked from Birmingham in 1890. The spoon showcases the intricate and delicate workmanship typical of the era, with a pierced bowl featuring a floral pattern, perfect for sifting fine sugar. The handle is elegantly shaped, reflecting the craftsmanship of John Millward Banks, one of the notable silversmiths of the period. Dimensions: Length: 11 cm Weight: 23.0 g Condition: In very good condition, with minimal wear consistent with age. The hallmarks are fully legible, and the piece remains structurally sound with no major damage.