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Silver Sugar Spoon

19th century
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Hallmarked In Birmingham 1852/53 by Hilliard & Thomason .

Gilt shell bowl .Length 14.5 cm.

Width 4cm.

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Boutique 37 Antiques has dated this Silver Caddy Sugar Spoon to the Victorian era.

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SA1039707
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B37A16
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Hallmarked In Birmingham 1852/53 by Hilliard & Thomason .

Gilt shell bowl .Length 14.5 cm.

Width 4cm.

Date of Manufacture

Boutique 37 Antiques has dated this Silver Caddy Sugar Spoon to the Victorian era.

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SA1039707
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B37A16
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An antique silver sugar caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl with British hallmarks and an openwork pierced scroll handle.
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Archive I An antique silver sugar caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl with British hallmarks and an openwork pierced scroll handle.

Silver Sugar Spoon

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An antique silver sugar caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl with British hallmarks and an openwork pierced scroll handle.
Silver Sugar Spoon
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An antique silver sugar caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl with British hallmarks and an openwork pierced scroll handle.
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Tea caddy spoons emerged in the late eighteenth century alongside lockable tea caddies to measure loose tea leaves and sugar. Designed with short handles and broad bowls, these specialized utensils fit conveniently inside caddy compartments and served as functional items for tea service.

These utensils were typically cast or hand-hammered from sterling silver, often featuring hand-pierced scrollwork or hand-chased ornamentation on the handle. Bowls were frequently gold-gilded, a process known as silver-gilt, to protect the silver from corrosion caused by moisture or acidic substances.

Authenticity is verified through official assay hallmarks stamped into the silver, typically found on the back of the stem or inside the bowl. These marks indicate the purity of the silver, the city of origin, the date letter, and the registered makers mark.

Antique silver spoons are commonly styled as decorative accents inside glass-topped display cabinets, framed shadow boxes, or arranged alongside vintage tea services on a dining sideboard or tray.

Silver should be cleaned gently using a soft cotton cloth and specialized silver polish to remove tarnish without removing delicate gilding or detailed surface hand-chasing. Store pieces in anti-tarnish cloth pouches away from direct humidity to prevent rapid oxidisation.
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