A rare Bristol tea spoon, from the Ludlow Service

A rare Bristol tea spoon, from the Ludlow Service, the shell shaped bowl painted in coloured enamels with a flower spray, the leaf moulded handle painted with a flower, within gilt borders, 4 1/4" long, circa 1775, no mark

From the service supplied to Daniel Ludlow of Campden, Gloucestershire

See F S Mackenna, Plymouth and Bristol Porcelain, where the author records that the Ludlow Service appeared on the market in the 1940's, and included thirteen tea spoons 

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