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George III Silver Caddy Spoon Thomas Streetin London 1807
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George III Silver Caddy Spoon Thomas Streetin London 1807

18th century
Description

A George III Silver Caddy spoon hallmarked for London 1807 by renowned maker Thomas Streetin.

Measuring 7 cm long, the bowl measures 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm and weighing 11 grams.

In very good antique condition, hallmarks are very good. Showing slight signs of wear commensurate of age and use. No initials or engraving.

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Queens Antiques and Collectables has dated this Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon to the Georgian era.

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Description
A George III Silver Caddy spoon hallmarked for London 1807 by renowned maker Thomas Streetin.

Measuring 7 cm long, the bowl measures 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm and weighing 11 grams.

In very good antique condition, hallmarks are very good. Showing slight signs of wear commensurate of age and use. No initials or engraving.

Date of Manufacture

Queens Antiques and Collectables has dated this Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon to the Georgian era.

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Queens Antiques and Collectables
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Specialising in georgian & later high quality silver pieces.

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A George III sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded bowl and a plain, short handle.
George III Silver Caddy Spoon Thomas Streetin London 1807
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A George III sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a rounded bowl and a plain, short handle.
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  • ObjectSilverware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsRound bowl, Plain handle, Smooth finish

This George III sterling silver caddy spoon originates from the Georgian period, hallmarked in London for 1807 by maker Thomas Streetin. The piece exhibits a bright silver colour and a smooth finish, comprising a deep, wide, rounded bowl attached to a short, plain handle with a rounded end. The visible details include reflective metallic surfaces, clear hallmarks, and faint surface scratches indicative of gentle handling over time, while remaining free of any engraved initials. The object has a length of 7 cm, with a bowl measuring 3.5 cm by 4.5 cm. In a contemporary home, the item serves as a functional decorative accessory suitable for display upon a sideboard top within an English Country House setting. It functions practically for serving dry goods such as tea leaves or sugar from a caddy, or simply as a collectable display piece of antique silverware. Its compact proportions allow it to integrate easily into existing tabletop collections or glass-fronted cabinets alongside other period metalware.

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Silver caddy spoons were designed during the late eighteenth century specifically to scoop loose leaf tea from a tea caddy into a teapot. Due to the high value of imported tea at the time, these spoons featured short handles to sit inside sealed tea caddies.

Georgian caddy spoons were predominantly hand-fashioned from sterling silver, though examples in silver plate, pewter, and mother-of-pearl were also produced.

Authentic British silver caddy spoons bear official hallmarking on the bowl or handle, including a makers mark, town mark, lion passant for sterling purity, sovereigns duty mark, and a specific date letter.

A silver caddy spoon can be displayed inside a glazed cabinet, arranged on a silver tray alongside modern tea paraphernalia, or mounted in a box frame as wall art.

Maintain sterling silver by wiping gentle tarnish away using a soft cotton cloth and specialized silver polish, avoiding abrasive pads or submersion in harsh chemical dips.
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