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Regency Silver Caddy Spoon London 1824
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Regency Silver Caddy Spoon London 1824

19th century
For Sale by Aramis Antiques
Description

A George IV Regency era silver caddy spoon with clear hallmarks for London 1824, George head and makers mark for George Knight. The caddy spoon has a well rounded and well defined scallop shape bowl, with a fiddle pattern handle. The silver has a good gauge for a spoon and a lovely smooth feel. Excellent condition.

Physical Dimensions
Height
4.5cm (1.77")
Width
4.5cm (1.77")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Aramis Antiques has dated this Regency Silver Caddy Spoon to the Regency era.

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SA1100522
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Description
A George IV Regency era silver caddy spoon with clear hallmarks for London 1824, George head and makers mark for George Knight.
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The caddy spoon has a well rounded and well defined scallop shape bowl, with a fiddle pattern handle.
Aramis Antiques

The silver has a good gauge for a spoon and a lovely smooth feel. Excellent condition.

Height
4.5cm (1.77")
Width
4.5cm (1.77")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Aramis Antiques has dated this Regency Silver Caddy Spoon to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1100522
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A Regency sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and a short flat stem.
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Archive I A Regency sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and a short flat stem.

Regency silver caddy spoon London 1824

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A Regency sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and a short flat stem.
Regency silver caddy spoon London 1824
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A Regency sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and a short flat stem.
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A Regency silver caddy spoon is a small specialized utensil designed for measuring loose leaf tea from a caddy into a teapot, crafted in Britain during the early nineteenth century.

These spoons were typically raised and stamped from solid sterling silver, featuring drop-forged or fluted bowls and hand-stamped hallmarks applied by the regional assay office.

Authentic London silver from 1824 bears a lion passant for sterling quality, a crowned leopards head for the London assay office, the monarchs duty mark, and the specific date letter i.

Small antique silver collectibles can be displayed inside a glazed cabinet, presented on a silver tray alongside contemporary teaware, or mounted within a framed shadow box.

Clean gently using a soft cloth and specialized silver polish or foam, avoiding harsh liquid dips and abrasive scrubbers to preserve the natural patination and surface detail.
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