Rare Maori Decorated Silver Caddy Spoon by Reuben Watts
A rare Reuben Watts (NZ 1869-1940) Maori decorated silver caddy spoon, kowhaiwhai engraved handle, hammered bowl, impressed mark to reverse WATTS, together with two maker's cyphers. Note: The use of Maori designs in New Zealand Arts & Crafts items is…
Maori-inspired Silver Caddy Spoon by Reuben Watts
Reuben Watts (Auckland) silver caddy spoon with Maori motif, kowhaiwhai decorated handle, planished broad bowl. Stamped maker's mark.
Enamel Floral Russian Silver Tea Spoon with Gilding
Russian silver tea caddy spoon, with floral enamel decorations in green, black and yellow and gilding to spoon's bowl
Georgian Shell Bowl Tea Caddy Spoons Collection
A collection of three shell bowl Georgian tea caddy spoons one 1827 by William Chawner, one 1801 London by Urquhart and Hart and the other London 1806 maker S. C
Lovely George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1809, it (Joseph Taylor), finely modelled in the form of a strawberry leaf with serrated edges, veins and textured ground, the bifurcated handle with graduated bluebell drops below an…
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1804, Sp (Samuel Pemberton), the bowl of acorn design with dot and trellis design resembling cupule, set beside a fine oval shaped filigree well with hourglass design, with simple loop handle…
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1804, it (Joseph Taylor), in rare 'Thumb scoop' design with deep bowl and scalloped rim, the domed handle with bright cut foliate design and oval cartouche containing monogram, well hallmarked…
George III Acorn Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1800
George III sterling silver 'Acorn' caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1800 it (Joseph Taylor), of novelty acorn form, with bright cut geometric design to the underside, total weight 6gm, length 5.5 cm
Georgian Silver Set with Pap Boat, Waiter, and Caddy Spoon
A George II silver pap boat, Charles Chesterman I, London,1753, a George III sterling silver waiter, John Schofield, London, 1778 and a George III caddy spoon, Elizabeth Morley, London, 1803, the silver pap boat of plain design, the circular waiter with…
Georgian Sterling Silver Jockey Cap Caddy Spoon
George III sterling silver jockey cap caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1798, T.W (Thomas Willmore), with all-over fluted decoration, with wide brim and monogrammed medallion to the top, total weight 10gm, length 5.5 cm
George III sterling silver jockey cap caddy spoon, Birmingham 1797, makers initials it
A contemporary silver collector's caddy spoon, of oval form with two different sized bowls, both sides engraved with a modern interpretation of an Eagle's wing caddy spoon, made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Society of caddy spoon Collectors…
Antique Sterling Silver Spoon Collection
Three sterling silver tea caddy spoons, a sterling Infant's spoon, and a pair of sterling silver tongs, late 19th century, Netherlands, with London 1911 import mark, an embossed, Edward II' spoon, a post 1945 Georg Jensen 'Acanthus' caddy spoon, a 1937,…
1795 English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by Whiting
George III English sterling silver tea caddy spoon with short reeded handle. Made by John James Whiting of London, circa 1795,
A rare George III silver hand caddy spoon, palm up with fluted fingers, flared fan form handle. London 1808 by Josiah Snatt.
A George IV silver novelty caddy spoon, shovel form, deep heart scroll embossed, turned bone handle. Birmingham 1822 by J Taylor.
Rare William IV sterling silver "Strawberry Leaf" caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1837, T&P (Taylor & Perry), of leaf form, with elegant twisted stem handle, embossed structural details to bowl, total weight 9gm length 7 cm
Assorted 20th Century Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons
Six various sterling silver caddy spoons, English, American and other, 20th century, various dates and makers. Total weight 107gr. Length 10 cm and smaller
Victorian Sterling Silver Grape Caddy Spoon
Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1851, G.U (George Unite), with deep rounded bowl moulded in the form of overlapping vine leaves and grapes, set with a similarly decorated twisted tendril handle with finger loop, total weight…
George III Caddy Spoon with Ivory Handle
George III sterling silver and ivory caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1806, it (John turner), of shovel form with engraved square key fret design, terminating at a turned ivory handle, weight 6.66gm, length 8 cm
Sterling Silver Table Wares with Arts & Crafts Spoon
Hallmarked sterling silver table wares consisting of an Australian Arts & Crafts sugar spoon Perth, maker James A. Lynton weight 25g tea caddy spoon, with shell bowl and rope twist border. Partially marked, marker GS weight 20g tea caddy spoon, with shell…
George III Silver Leaf Caddy Spoon
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1799, maker's mark rubbed, leaf form bowl. Length 8 cm approx. Weight 7grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, 1826
Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon, hand engraved bowl and stem with maple leaves and flowers decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1826
Georgian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, London 1792
Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon, shell shape bowl and engraving to finial, hallmarked London 1792, Thomas Northcote
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1804, Sp (Samuel Pemberton), the bowl of scuttle scoop design with lovely key fret border surrounding a foliate filigree oval well, with simple ring shaped loop handle with hallmarks to…
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1807, Ml (Matthew Linwood), in 'Linwood Leaf' design, the heart shaped bowl beautifully cast with veins and serration to edging, the bifurcated handle decorated with bluebell drops and…
A Victorian silver caddy spoon, the shell bowl with engraved floral centre. Puff form fiddle pattern handle. Birmingham 1851 by Hilliard & Thomason.
Tiffany Silver Tea Caddy Spoons Set
Three Tiffany sterling silver tea caddy spoons including 1 gilded silver, each with shell form bowl, marked verso, with 2 original Tiffany fabric pouch. Length 8 cm (each). Weight 54grams (total)
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1802, Sp (Samuel Pemberton), the egg shaped bowl with arrow head and prick dot border surrounding a foliate filigree well, the handle engraved with attractive foliate designs and terminating…
Jockey Cap Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1798
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1798, it (Joseph Taylor), finely modelled in the form of a Jockey's cap, with foliate bright cut engraving to visor flanking a shield reserve, with dot engraved stitching to cap, well marked…
Australian Arts & Crafts Silver Caddy Spoon by Sargison (1920)
An Australian silver caddy spoon in the Arts & Crafts manner by Sargison c.1920
English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon with Shell & Grapevine Decoration
An antique English sterling silver tea caddy spoon with scallop shell and grapevine decoration. Made by George White of Birmingham, circa 1874,
Assorted Sterling Silver Spoons, 19th Century Maker's Mark
Three various sterling silver spoons, including a 19th century fiddle pattern spoon with maker's marks for Henry Cohen, a partially marked shovel shaped spoon (tested for silver) and a small tea caddy spoon marked sterling silver, the bowl with a figural…
Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1846, T&P (Taylor & Perry), the bowl of radiating scalloped design mimicking a thistle head, the hollow handle of fiddle form with bright cut foliate designs, with reserve containing monogram,…
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1810, Wp ( William Pugh), the shallow circular bowl decorated with radiating engine turned design within a foliate neoclassical wreath border, the bifurcated handle with engraved monogram,…
George III Sunburst Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1804
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1804, C&B (Cox & Bettridge), of sunburst form with ring handle, total weight 6gm, length 5.5 cm
George IV Silver Leaf Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1826
George IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1826, Lv&W (Ledsam, Vale and Wheeler), of leaf form with ring handle, total weight 8gm, length 6.5 cm
1805 Sterling Silver Hand Form Caddy Spoon
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 1805, Js (Josiah Snatt), the bowl of hand form, weight 8.6gm, length 7 cm
Japanese Geisha Musician Figural Caddy Spoon
A Japanese.950 silver figural caddy spoon, mid 20th century, with the decimal.950 sterling mark of period and fan stamp, the spoon in the form of a kimono attired geisha musician, her open parasol serving as the bowl, and the finial in the form of her…
Sterling Silver Pocket Knife and Caddy Spoons Set
Hallmarked sterling silver pocket knife and three early hallmarked sterling silver caddy spoons consisting of: a mother of pearl handled pocket knife Sheffield, 1888, maker James Fenton. Length 13.5 cm. (extended) shovel form caddy spoon Birmingham, 1826,…
Antique Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons, 1840 & 1892
Two antique sterling silver caddy spoons, circa 1840 and 1892, 9 cm long, 30 grams total
Arts & Crafts Keswick School Tea Caddy Spoon
A late Victorian Arts & Crafts Keswick School tea caddy spoon, finely hammered bowl, the tapered broad handle with punch detailed rim. Birmingham 1899 by Keswick School of Industrial Art.
Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1834
Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon, decorated with geometric engraving to bowl and feather shape finial, hallmarked Birmingham 1834
Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy with Spoon
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian tea caddy with spoon having an oval body with straight sides, applied reeded borders, a hinged boat form lid with domed finial, sitting on a flat base, with an internal fitted spoon. London, 1897, maker George…
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1787, Sp (Samuel Pemberton), the fluted bowl with floral embossed decoration, the fiddle shaped handle with engraved two character monogram, total weight 6.7gm, length 8.3 cm note: featured in…
George III Silver Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1801
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1801, it (John Taylor), the bowl of leaf form with textured finish and pronounced midrib and vein skeleton, with tendril loop handle, total weight 6.7gm, length 7.2 cm
1793 Birmingham Sterling Silver Heart-Shaped Caddy Spoon
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1793, it (John turner), with fine heart shaped bowl engraved with foliate motifs, the handle similarly decorated with reserve containing engraved initital, total weight 9.62gm, length 9 cm
Mixed Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons, 19th-20th Century
Four mixed sterling silver caddy spoons, 19th to 20th century, a Victorian George Adams-made 'Fiddle, shell and thread' scallop shell spoon, a Sheffield made Hanoverian shaped spoon with an elongated fig bowl, and two Birmingham spoons, one in the form of…
Hester Bateman's 1786 Bright Cut Silver Caddy Spoon
A George III silver caddy spoon bright cut, scalloped bowl. London 1786 by Hester Bateman.
Prada Sterling Silver Tea Caddy and Spoon Set
A Prada sterling silver tea caddy with spoon, height 9.5 cm, combined wt.230 grams
Sterling Silver Prince of Wales Feather Tea Spoons
A pair of sterling silver Prince of Wales feathers, tea caddy spoons, Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield, 1981, engraved ich dien, Wt 50 grams, length 8.5 cm
Hand-hammered silver caddy spoon with looped handle
George V Arts & Crafts sterling silver caddy spoon with planished (hand hammered) finish, pear shaped bowl, seal capped square handle with looped supports, Birmingham, 1919, maker a E Jones
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked London, 1796, Pb/Ab (Peter and Ann Bateman), with a deep gilded egg shaped bowl and bright cut design to handle, total weight 14.4gm, length 7.5 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1796
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, well hallmarked London, 1796, Gb, the bowl of oval foliate pierced form with engraved decorative rim and accents, the handle similarly engraved with border, total weight 8.1gm, length 7 cm
Victorian fancy silver caddy spoon, fluted scallop form bowl, ring handle with grape bunch and leaf highlight. Birmingham 1866 by Hilliard & Thomason.
William IV silver caddy spoon, the scallop bowl with wriggle work engraving, radiating palm tree type handle. Birmingham 1834 by John Bettridge.
A rare George III silver Eagle's wing type tea leaf strainer spoon, the bowl of wing form with textured plumage, central filigree wire panel, ring handle. Birmingham 1804 by Samuel Pemberton. Note: the Eagles wing is the emblem of the Society of caddy…
1792 Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon with Shell Bowl and Engraving
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 1792 (London), PB//AB (Peter & Ann Bateman), with shell form bowl and bright cut decoration to handle with engraved initials 'M.F' total weight 7gm, length 8 cm
A George III silver and mother of pearl handled caddy spoon, shovel form, engraved banded form. Birmingham 1813.
Silver Baby Bird Caddy Spoon with Gilt Interior
Sampson and Mordan, silver miniature caddy spoon modelled of a baby bird on cracked egg with gilt interior, hallmarked Chester (worn marks)
George III Silver Tea Spoon, London 1805
George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea)
Foliate Caddy Spoon, George IV Silver, 1823
George IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1823, Ib (John Bettridge), with cushion shaped bowl decorated with bright cut foliate design, the handle of hollow design with engraved 'C', total weight 6.76gm, length 7.5 cm
George III Silver Caddy Spoon with Scalloped Bowl and Monogram
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1810, J.W (Joseph Wilmore), with scalloped shell form bowl and bright cut decorated handle engraved with monogram 'S.M.W', total weight 8.4gm, length 8 cm
George III Silver Caddy Spoon with Ivory Handle
George III sterling silver long caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1808, Wp (William Pugh), in the form of a shovel with engraved foliate sprig set between wriggle work designs, the handle of unusual elongated form in turned ivory, total weight 10.7gm,…
Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons - 1806 & 1808
Two antique Georgian sterling silver caddy spoons, old English pattern marked for London 1806, fiddle and thread pattern, London 1808, weight 25 grams (2)
William IV Silver Caddy Spoon, Exeter 1832
William IV sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Exeter, 1832, Ws (William sweet), featuring oval shaped bowl with scalloped decoration and fiddle shaped handle, total weight 9.33gm, length 9.5 cm
Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1881
Ornate Victorian sterling silver tea caddy spoon, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1881, H.T, with floral twist handle and shaped bowl with embossed flowers
Antique Sterling Silver Hand-Shaped Caddy Spoon
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked, 1805, Js, in the form of a cupped right hand, with fingernail detail and bright cut detail to the cuff, total weight 10gm, length 7 cm
Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon with Mother of Pearl Handle
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1814, J.T (Joseph Taylor), with pierced shovel form bowl with bright cut decoration, with mother of pearl handle, total weight 9gm, length 8.5 cm
George III Silver Tea Spoon, London 1805
George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon, of shovel form. Hallmarked London 1805, maker JS (John Shea)
Victorian silver teaspoons with caddy and other spoons
Victorian sterling silver set of 7 teaspoons together with caddy & other spoons 19th/20th century combined wt. 246.5g
Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon by John Touliet, London 1795
A Georgian fiddle pattern silver caddy spoon, with a pierced and engraved bowl. London c.1795 by John Touliet.
Russian Etched Tea Caddy Spoon, St. Petersburg Hallmark
Antique Russian tea caddy spoon etched to underside with symmetrical band and floral surround, to handle and bowl, hallmarked St Petersburg C1908- 1926
Victorian Silver Double Sovereign Case & William IV Caddy Spoon
A Victorian silver double sovereign case. Together with a William IV silver caddy spoon.
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1800, T.W (Thomas Willmore), the bowl in shallow 'Spider's Web' design with circular filigree well, the handle with drop shaped cartouche reserve, total weight 5.4gm, 6.5 cm length
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1808, C&B (Cocks & Bettridge), the bowl in 'Pastern Hoof' design with a pierced gallery rim and unusual prick dot designs, the handle with foliate engraving and oval cartouche containing…
Liberty & Co. Sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1922, L&Co (Liberty & Co), the egg shaped bowl decorated with geometric and woven basket design, the shaped handle with geometric diamond shaped design, well hallmarked to underside of…
George III Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, 1808
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked 1808 W.E (William Ellerby), terminal in fishtail pattern and engraved monogram, with plain circular bowl, total weight 10gm, length 5 cm
Birmingham Hallmarked George III Caddy Spoon, 1814
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1814, it (Joseph Taylor), the bowl of tulip form, engraved to interior with dot and textured foliate designs, with fiddle shaped handle featuring further foliate motifs within a zig-zag border…
Floral Engraved Silver Caddy Spoon (Geo. IV, London 1823)
A Geo. IV silver caddy spoon, by John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1823, fiddle pattern monogrammed, with floral engraved bowl.
Exeter Sterling Silver Shell Caddy Spoon, 1838
Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Exeter, 1838, Rw (Robert Williams), with shell form bowl and fiddle shape handle, total weight 14gm, length 10 cm
Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons Set (3)
Three Georgian sterling silver caddy spoons, one of shell form, one in fiddle pattern and one with feathered edge, (3)
Antique English made sterling silver caddy spoon and two silver sifting spoons, all with Channel Islands over-struck marks by Jean Le Gallais and Jacques Quesnel, 19th century, (3 items), the largest 16.5 cm long, 112 grams
Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon with Ivory Handle
Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1886, makers Hilliard & Thomason, ivory handle, shovel form bowl. Length 8.5 cm approx. Weight 8grams
Stuart Devlin Monkey Tea Caddy Spoon
Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt tea caddy spoon with a triangular shaped bowl and decorated with a monkey, hallmarked London 1976, length 14 cm
Set of 4 Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons
A collection of four sterling silver caddy spoons (Avg length 8.5 cm wt 46g
Set of 3 Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoons
A set of three hallmarked sterling silver tea caddy spoons, wt 31.5g
Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoons, 1816-1824
Georgian sterling silver caddy spoons one of shovel/spade shape, the other of scoop shape, Hallmarked (spade) London circa 1816 by William knight (scoop) Birmingham c 1824 by (???). Length 10 cm, Weight.02g
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1790, W.P (William Pugh), the bowl of conventional circular concave design, the fiddle shaped handle with engraved double line border and monogram, total weight 12.3gm, length 9.1 cm
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked London, 1819, J.B (unknown), the bowl of scalloped shell design with shell and foliate design to the handle, well hallmarked to underside of handle, total weight 10.2gm, length 8.2 cm
George III Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, Birmingham 1796
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1796, it (John Taylor), the bowl of shield form, echoed to interior with shield engraving, the handle with double line dot engraving surrounding the initials 'A/ I.L', total weight 8.1gm,…
Georgian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, London 1794
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked London, 1794, partially rubbed Pb/Ab (Peter and Ann Bateman), with reeded shell form bowl and a wide engraved handle of handsome proportions, with three letter monogram within an oval cartouche, total…
Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon with Shell Bowl and Fruit Design
Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1888, Gu (George Unite), with hollow crescent shaped loop handle supporting a shell shaped bowl with flower and fruit design, total weight 10.9gm, length 7 cm
Birmingham Hallmarked Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, 1804
George III sterling silver caddy spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, 1804, it (John Taylor), of scuttle form with a tendril loop handle, the bowl interior engraved with shield with bow and swag border, engraved initial to centre, total weight 7.5gm, length 5.5…
Silverware Set with Caddy Spoon and Sugar Tongs
A sterling silver caddy spoon, French silver sifting spoon, French silver server, a ladle and sugar tongs.
George IV silver caddy spoon, fluted rectangular bowl, engraved decoration, fiddle pattern. Birmingham 1832 by James Collins.
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