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English Early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Caddy Spoon 1838 Antique
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English Early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Caddy Spoon 1838 Antique

19th century
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A super quality English antique solid sterling silver caddy spoon. It is hallmarked for London 1838 (Queen Victoria's first year) with the maker's mark being that of James Beebe. It has been superbly made to what is termed fiddle pattern and the terminal has been engraved with the initials WEJ. It is in super condition being free from dings splits distortions and repairs. It measures approx. 3.5 inches (8.8cm) long by over 1.75 inches (5cm) wide and weighs 16 grams. A very nice clean example.

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The Silver Squirrel has dated this Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Victorian era.

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A super quality English antique solid sterling silver caddy spoon.
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It is hallmarked for London 1838 (Queen Victoria's first year) with the maker's mark being that of James Beebe.
The Silver Squirrel

It has been superbly made to what is termed fiddle pattern and the terminal has been engraved with the initials WEJ. It is in super condition being free from dings splits distortions and repairs. It measures approx. 3.5 inches (8.8cm) long by over 1.75 inches (5cm) wide and weighs 16 grams. A very nice clean example.

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The Silver Squirrel has dated this Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon to the Victorian era.

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29780
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An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram.
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Archive I An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram.

ENGLISH EARLY VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN CADDY SPOON 1838 ANTIQUE

Archive II An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram. View II
Archive III An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram. View III
Archive IV An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram. View IV
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An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram.
ENGLISH EARLY VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN CADDY SPOON 1838 ANTIQUE
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An Early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded circular bowl, a short Fiddle pattern handle, and an engraved monogram.
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A tea caddy spoon is a small silver or metal implement designed to measure loose tea leaves out of a tea caddy. Popularised in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, these specialized scoops were made in various shapes and patterns to complement formal tea services.

Victorian caddy spoons were predominantly crafted from sterling silver, hallmarked to ensure purity standards. Silversmiths employed hand-hammering, stamping, and engraving techniques to create distinctive handle shapes such as the Fiddle or Shell patterns.

Authentic Early Victorian sterling silver features official British hallmarks, including the monarchs head duty mark, the lion passant for silver purity, an assay office mark, a date letter, and a makers mark. Flatware from this era often exhibits period-accurate hand engraving and natural signs of oxidation.

An antique caddy spoon can be displayed alongside a tea caddy on a dining room sideboard or kitchen tray. Alternatively, small silverware pieces can be mounted inside shallow shadow-box frames as framed dining room art.

Clean sterling silver using a soft cotton cloth and a gentle, non-abrasive silver polish formulated for antiques. Avoid harsh chemicals and dishwashers, and store silver pieces in tarnish-resistant cloth wraps away from direct moisture.
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