A fine sturdy late Georgian sterling marrow scoop with good patina. It has large clear hallmarks and the larger bowl has an engraved crest of an arm holding a sheaf of wheat.
It was made by Lawrence Nowlan who registered his mark in Dublin in 1814. It also bears the punched name of Stewart, who most probably was the retailer.
In very good condition, showing hardly any indication of its age.
Dimensions: Length 9.25". Weight 2.1 Troy oz.