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Caddy Spoon in Sterling Silver London 1832
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Caddy Spoon in Sterling Silver London 1832

19th century
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Description

A lovely bright cut Regency caddy spoon in excellent condition with no splits or repairs, hallmarked London 1832. This hallmark is quite rare as William IV was only on the throne for 7 years.

Weight 8.5 grams

Physical Dimensions
Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Diamonds4you has dated this Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Regency era.

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SA1151524
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Description
A lovely bright cut Regency caddy spoon in excellent condition with no splits or repairs, hallmarked London 1832. This hallmark is quite rare as William IV was only on the throne for 7 years.

Weight 8.5 grams

Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Diamonds4you has dated this Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1151524
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A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle.
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Archive I A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle.

Caddy Spoon in Sterling silver London 1832

Archive II A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle. View II
Archive III A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle. View III
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A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle.
Caddy Spoon in Sterling silver London 1832
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A sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a fluted shell-shaped bowl and an engraved handle.
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Tea caddy spoons were designed in the late eighteenth century as specialized utensils to measure loose tea leaves directly from a caddy, serving as functional accessories during traditional tea rituals.

The majority of fine caddy spoons were made from hallmarked sterling silver, although examples were also crafted using electroplate, mother-of-pearl, tortoise shell, and bone.

Authentic pieces carry a full set of British hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silver, a town mark such as the leopards head for London, a makers mark, and a specific date letter.

Small silver collectables can be arranged inside glass-topped display tables, mounted within custom shadow frames, or grouped on a decorative tray on a sideboard top.

Gentle wiping with a soft microfibre cloth and a mild silver polish maintains the finish without stripping the natural oxidisation that highlights engraved details.
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