Maidenhead Spoon. Dating from as early as 1446 this style of spoon continued to be common throughout the 15th and 16th century. The knop shows a female figure which is most likely a depiction of the Virgin Mary. This particular spoon is noteworthy for the elaborate head-dress, suggesting a date between 1450-70. Length 15cm. Price £ 5.00.
	Jewel top Spoon. Dated 1400 this rare spoon, originally gold plated silver, has a coronet for a knop, with the four fluer de leys slightly bent over to hold a jewel, in this case a lapis lazuli (the stone for self confidence). Length 15.5cm. Price £ 7.50.