Canada. A Silver Slotted Fish Serving Utensil By George Savage & Son, C. 1840 Hold 183 mm x 216 mm

183 mm x 216 mm

covering 386 km (240 mi) and reaching an altitude of 795 m (2

A fine example of a first war Bavarian Ludwig’s Cross

Footnote: Edmund Bradford Titus was born on April 2

Soon after the war a regular element of the regiment was formed to take up garrison duties in Ceylon

Canada. A Silver Slotted Fish Serving Utensil By George Savage & Son, C. 1840 Hold 183 mm x 216 mm(Silver). Antique. A slotted serving utensil constructed of silver. The obverse bears the image of a cut out fish with various lines and a vine with leaves across the top. The handle of the spoon bears a Gothic letter D. The reverse of the spoon is marked with a bust within an oval, a lion passant and GS&S within a rectangle to indicate the silversmith firm George Savage & Son, Montreal. Measuring 300mm and weighing 175. 4 grams. A functional and