
The Fiddle pattern was the dominant flatware pattern in Great Britain in the 19th century. However, it came from a French pattern which had a thread edge design near the border. In Great Britain, this pattern became known as Fiddle & Thread and it quickly became quite popular. The pattern worked quite well with both elaborate and elegant tableware as well as those that are very simple in design.
A striking Antique George III English Silver Soup Ladle in the Fiddle & Thread pattern. It has a wonderful combination of quality, weight, and timeless design. Our Antique George III English Silver Soup Ladle is engraved with a crest on the terminal, the marks are quite clear on the underneath, and it is in pristine condition.