A good George III silver marrow scoop in the traditional
style, with each end channeled to a different width.
In Georgian times, bone marrow was a delicacy,
and marrow scoops were used to extract it from the bone.
These days, many of our clients use them as cocktail
stirrers!!
Made in 1789 by Thomas Daniell of
London.
Length: 8 7/8 inches (22.5 cm)
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