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Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860.
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Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860.

19th century
For Sale by Jo Brayshaw
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Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860. Super quality, very good gauge of silver, no damage, dings or restoration. Lovely clear hallmarks for London 1860 by the silversmith William Smily. Measure 3¾ inches (9.5cm) top to bottom. All my photos are taken using natural light only. Our ref 9627

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Physical Dimensions
Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Declaration

Jo Brayshaw has dated this Victorian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1170491
Dealers Internal Reference
9627
Dealers Notes

All my photos are taken using natural light only.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any queries. I am happy to accept payment by Paypal, bank transfer or cheque. Please take a look at a few of my items in the £100 and less section.

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Description
Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860. Super quality, very good gauge of silver, no damage, dings or restoration. Lovely clear hallmarks for London 1860 by the silversmith William Smily. Measure 3¾ inches (9.5cm) top to bottom. All my photos are taken using natural light only. Our ref 9627

DOOR TOO DOOR DELIVERY INCLUDED WITHIN THE U.K. VERY REASONABLE OVERSEAS RATES ON REQUEST.

Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Date of Manufacture

Jo Brayshaw has dated this Victorian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1170491
Dealers Internal Ref
9627
Jo Brayshaw
Jo Brayshaw
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2014
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A Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a flared shovel-shaped bowl and a short handle engraved with a monogram.
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Archive I A Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a flared shovel-shaped bowl and a short handle engraved with a monogram.

Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860.

Archive II A Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a flared shovel-shaped bowl and a short handle engraved with a monogram. View II
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Morpeth
Northumberland
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A Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a flared shovel-shaped bowl and a short handle engraved with a monogram.
Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon. Lon 1860.
Ref: SA1170491
A Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a flared shovel-shaped bowl and a short handle engraved with a monogram.
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A caddy spoon is a short-handled spoon specifically designed for scooping dried tea leaves from a tea caddy into a teapot. Popularised in the 18th and 19th centuries, they were crafted short to fit directly inside locked tea caddies alongside costly tea supplies.

Victorian caddy spoons were predominantly hand-crafted from sterling silver, stamped with official assay marks indicating purity and maker. Some examples incorporated mother-of-pearl or bone handles, while others featured gilded bowls to protect the metal from moisture.

Authentic British pieces bear a complete set of hallmarks, including the monarchs profile duty mark, the sterling lion passant, a date letter, and an assay office mark such as Londons leopard head. Look for clear hallmarking stamped on the handle or bowl, along with period-appropriate hand-engravings.

Display an antique caddy spoon alongside vintage tea canisters on a dining room sideboard or open kitchen shelving to add historic detail. They also serve as decorative accents when framed in a shadow box or displayed on a silver tray with tea service items.

Clean sterling silver gently using a soft cloth and a specialised non-abrasive silver polish to maintain its natural surface depth. Avoid dishwashers and harsh chemical cleaners, storing silver items in tarnish-resistant cloth bags away from direct humidity.
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