Spoon 1702 - 1715

This silver spoon, crafted by Samuel Vernon between 1702 and 1715, showcases intricate engraved details on the bowl. The delicate floral patterns, typical of the Rococo style, were popular during the early 18th century. Vernon, known for his high-quality silver work, produced this piece for a discerning client. This functional yet elegant object represents a period in English art where craftsmanship and design intertwined. It is now a part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.