Charles Boyton Mustard Spoon 4″ 1836

This fine mustard spoon was crafted in 1836 by renowned London silversmith Charles Boyton, a maker celebrated for his high-quality flatware during the early 19th century. Measuring 4 inches in length, this elegant piece features a classic bowl design that retains its original 24K gold plating, still beautifully intact inside the spoon.

Boyton’s work is highly collectible, and the survival of the gilding makes this example especially desirable. Used for serving mustard or other strong condiments, spoons like this were both practical and refined, reflecting the fine dining traditions of the Georgian and early Victorian eras. A wonderful addition to any collection of antique silver, this spoon carries both historic charm and enduring craftsmanship.