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George III Silver Vine Leaf & Grape Caddy Spoon Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1812
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George III Silver Vine Leaf & Grape Caddy Spoon Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1812

18th century
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A beautifully made and Scarce George III Silver VINE LEAF & GRAPE Caddy spoon hallmarked for Birmingham 1812 by renowned maker JOSEPH WILLMORE.

In the form of a single vine leaf with an intricate design from looped stem to the stippled and embossed surface of the spoon.

The centre is embossed with a bunch of grapes. The full set of hallmarks are present on the vine handle.

Measuring 7.8 cm length x 4cm across the leaf and it weighs 9.9 grams.

In very good antique condition, hallmarks are good. Showing slight signs of wear commensurate of age and use.

A beautiful piece of collectable Georgian sliver.

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

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A beautifully made and Scarce George III Silver VINE LEAF & GRAPE Caddy spoon hallmarked for Birmingham 1812 by renowned maker JOSEPH WILLMORE.
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In the form of a single vine leaf with an intricate design from looped stem to the stippled and embossed surface of the spoon.
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fig 1. A George III sterling silver caddy spoon fashioned as a vine leaf with an embossed grape cluster and a wire loop handle.
fig 1. George III Silver Vine Leaf & Grape Caddy Spoon Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1812

The centre is embossed with a bunch of grapes. The full set of hallmarks are present on the vine handle.

Measuring 7.8 cm length x 4cm across the leaf and it weighs 9.9 grams.

In very good antique condition, hallmarks are good. Showing slight signs of wear commensurate of age and use.

A beautiful piece of collectable Georgian sliver.

Date of Manufacture

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

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George III Silver Vine Leaf & Grape Caddy Spoon Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1812

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A George III sterling silver caddy spoon fashioned as a vine leaf with an embossed grape cluster and a wire loop handle.
George III Silver VINE LEAF & GRAPE Caddy Spoon JOSEPH WILLMORE Birmingham 1812
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A George III sterling silver caddy spoon fashioned as a vine leaf with an embossed grape cluster and a wire loop handle.
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  • ObjectCaddy Spoons
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsVine leaf bowl, Embossed grape cluster, Wire loop handle

This George III sterling silver caddy spoon originates from the Georgian period, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1812 by Joseph Willmore. It is formed as an individual vine leaf featuring a wire loop handle at the stem, an embossed grape cluster in the centre, and stippled surface texturing. The silver item displays a metallic grey colour throughout with subtle patination and minor surface wear fitting its age. Measuring 7.8 cm in length and 4 cm across the leaf, it weighs 9.9 grams. In a modern home, this functional antique sits well displayed upon a sideboard top as part of a collection of small silver items. It serves nicely as a table accessory for tea services or as a cabinet display piece in a traditional dining space or living area.

FAQs

A caddy spoon is a small silver scoop designed to measure loose tea leaves from a tea caddy into a teapot, originating in late eighteenth-century Britain during the reign of George III.

Georgian caddy spoons were predominantly crafted from sterling silver using die-stamping, casting, and hand-chasing techniques to create intricate naturalistic motifs like leaves and fruit.

Authentic pieces display a complete set of British hallmark impressions including the sovereigns head duty mark, makers mark, town mark, standard mark, and date letter corresponding to the George III era.

Display the spoon alongside traditional tea presentation sets on a dining sideboard, inside a glazed cabinet, or mounted within a framed display box.

Clean gently with a soft cotton cloth and specialised silver polish to remove tarnish, avoiding abrasive chemicals that could erode fine chased detailing or natural patina.
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