4 Edwardian sterling silver Albany / Queen Anne pattern bouillon spoons

A beautiful set of 4 Edwardian sterling silver Albany / Queen Anne pattern bouillon spoons with marks for London, 1905, Robert Stebbings. Active from 1883 to 1912, Stebbings was a flatware and tableware silversmith who worked on Myddleton Street, London.

The Albany pattern which is also known as the Queen Anne pattern was first used in the 1880s and was widely popular from then until the 1900s.

Price marked at $3800 AUD the set.

Measurements: 322 grams total weight, 21cm length.

Remnants of gilt to bowls, otherwise excellent antique condition with minor wear overall commensurate with age. Marks crisp and well-struck.