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Antique Silver Arts & Crafts Caddy Spoon

1900 - 1920
Sold 28 September 2026 · The Silver Cabinet
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A very fine solid sterling silver caddy spoon dating from the reign of George V.

In the distinct Arts & Crafts style, the spoon is hallmarked for Birmingham 1920 with the maker's mark of Winifred King & Co. The bowl is spot-hammered with a knot twist stem and a turned finial. Gorgeous!

Dimensions:

Length: 13cm

Width: 5cm

Silver Weight: 22g.

Winifred King and Co. was an Arts and Crafts venture dating from circa 1920 to 1940 between Winifred King and Mildred Murphy. Based in Coventry, they are best known for small silver items such as spoons. This spoon is one of their earliest hallmarked pieces. King and Murphy worked at Old Palace Chambers, Earl Street, in Coventry. King was a leading figure in the local arts movement, becoming Secretary of the Coventry and Warwick Society of Artists. She was a regular exhibitor at their annual exhibitions as well as the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Exhibitions. Her work can be found in Coventry's main museum, the Herbert Museum and Art Gallery.

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Date of Manufacture

The Silver Cabinet has dated this Arts and Crafts Caddy Spoon to the 1920s.

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Description
A very fine solid sterling silver caddy spoon dating from the reign of George V.
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In the distinct Arts & Crafts style, the spoon is hallmarked for Birmingham 1920 with the maker's mark of Winifred King & Co.
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The bowl is spot-hammered with a knot twist stem and a turned finial. Gorgeous!

fig 1. An Arts and Crafts sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a hand-hammered bowl and an intertwined stem handle.
fig 1. Antique Silver Arts & Crafts Caddy Spoon

Dimensions:

Length: 13cm

Width: 5cm

Silver Weight: 22g.

Winifred King and Co. was an Arts and Crafts venture dating from circa 1920 to 1940 between Winifred King and Mildred Murphy. Based in Coventry, they are best known for small silver items such as spoons. This spoon is one of their earliest hallmarked pieces. King and Murphy worked at Old Palace Chambers, Earl Street, in Coventry. King was a leading figure in the local arts movement, becoming Secretary of the Coventry and Warwick Society of Artists. She was a regular exhibitor at their annual exhibitions as well as the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Exhibitions. Her work can be found in Coventry's main museum, the Herbert Museum and Art Gallery.

fig 2. An Arts and Crafts sterling silver caddy spoon featuring a hand-hammered bowl and an intertwined stem handle.
fig 2. Antique Silver Arts & Crafts Caddy Spoon

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.

Post and packaging are free within the UK. Overseas buyers please e-mail for postage costs and please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.

Date of Manufacture

The Silver Cabinet has dated this Arts and Crafts Caddy Spoon to the 1920s.

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  • ObjectCaddy Spoons
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArts and Crafts
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsPlanished bowl, Entwined stem, Turned finial

This solid sterling silver caddy spoon dates from 1920 during the reign of George V and represents the English Arts and Crafts style. The piece possesses a polished silver colour throughout and measures 13 cm in length by 5 cm in width. The spoon exhibits a spot-hammered planished bowl, an intertwined knot-twist stem, and a turned finial at the top. The hallmarks for Birmingham 1920 and the maker's mark for Winifred King & Co are present. In a contemporary interior, this silver item suits placement on a sideboard top in a dining room, living room or hallway. The maker's workshop provenance traces to Coventry, where the founders produced small silverware during the early twentieth century. Collectors of period silver and Arts and Crafts metalwork will find this early hallmarked example suitable for display or domestic use.

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An Arts and Crafts caddy spoon is a small sterling silver utensil produced during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, designed specifically for measuring loose tea leaves from a caddy. The movement emphasised hand-hammered textures, artisan skill, and organic decorative forms over factory mass production.

Antique caddy spoons were predominantly wrought from solid sterling silver using hand-planishing (hammering) techniques to create textured surfaces. Silversmiths often incorporated hand-turned finials, twisted wire stems, and pierced openwork handles into the designs.

Authentic pieces generally display official British hallmark stamps indicating the purity grade, assay town mark, makers initials, and a date letter. Visual indicators include visible hand-hammering marks across the bowl and distinctive, non-standardised handle geometry.

A decorative silver caddy spoon can be displayed flat on a tray alongside ceramic tea ware, framed inside a shallow shadow box, or grouped within a collection of period silverware on a sideboard or cabinet shelf.

Gently wipe the silver surface using a soft cotton cloth and a non-abrasive silver polish formulated for antiques. Store the item in a dry, low-humidity environment or an anti-tarnish cloth wrap to mitigate surface oxidisation.
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