United Kingdom. A Large Gravy Spoon, By William Rawlings Sobey, C.1851 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac serving as a worker in

serving as a worker in the Philadelphia Center for the Allied Prisoner of War Food Packing Service

He is also commemorated on page 477 of the First World War Book of Remembrance

36 mm x 47

Maltese cross in bronzed metal alloy

by Serge Andolenko

United Kingdom. A Large Gravy Spoon, By William Rawlings Sobey, C.1851 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac serving as a worker in(Silver). Victorian. A large fiddle pattern gravy or basting spoon, with a deep bowl and long handle, the obverse of the handle presents a delicately engraved J, marked on the reverse WRS denoting maker mark (William Rawlings Sobey, 1831 1852), Queen Victoria duty mark (1838 1890), Exeter city mark, and P date mark denoting 1851, the spoon measures 320mm (l) x 60mm (w), weighs 136. 5 grams, scratches and small dents in the bowl, a rare spoon from