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Georgian Period London 1801 Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by George Wintle.
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Georgian Period London 1801 Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by George Wintle.

19th century
Description

London 1801 solid silver tea caddy spoon with round bowl in Old English pattern by George Wintle, with very clear hallmarks, and period initial to the end of handle stem.

Weight-15 grams.

Size-3.5 inches long by 1.5 inches diameter.

In very good antique condition. Great to put in a tea caddy, use for sauces, or place into a collection.

These were used to mix the tea leaves in the mixing bowls of a tea caddy, and then to transfer the leaves to the pot for brewing. Now, can be used for anything.

A very nice and early Georgian example of the period.

We have many other individual and sets of spoons in inventory, so please contact us with your requirements.

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Serpentine Antiques has dated this Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon to the 1800s.

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SA36913
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Description
London 1801 solid silver tea caddy spoon with round bowl in Old English pattern by George Wintle, with very clear hallmarks, and period initial to the end of handle stem.

Weight-15 grams.

Size-3.5 inches long by 1.5 inches diameter.

fig 1. A Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a smooth oval bowl and a tapered handle with an engraved monogram.
fig 1. Georgian Period London 1801 Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by George Wintle.

In very good antique condition. Great to put in a tea caddy, use for sauces, or place into a collection.

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These were used to mix the tea leaves in the mixing bowls of a tea caddy, and then to transfer the leaves to the pot for brewing.
Serpentine Antiques

Now, can be used for anything.

A very nice and early Georgian example of the period.

We have many other individual and sets of spoons in inventory, so please contact us with your requirements.

Date of Manufacture

Serpentine Antiques has dated this Georgian Silver Caddy Spoon to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA36913
Dealers Internal Ref
3080
Serpentine Antiques
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Archive I A Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a smooth oval bowl and a tapered handle with an engraved monogram.

Georgian Period London 1801 Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by George Wintle.

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A Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a smooth oval bowl and a tapered handle with an engraved monogram.
Georgian period London 1801 solid silver tea caddy spoon by George Wintle.
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A Georgian sterling silver tea caddy spoon featuring a smooth oval bowl and a tapered handle with an engraved monogram.
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FAQs

Tea caddy spoons were introduced in the late eighteenth century as specialized utensils designed to scoop loose tea leaves directly from a tea caddy into a teapot.

Georgian caddy spoons were predominantly crafted from hallmarked sterling silver, often featuring hand-engraved, bright-cut, or chased decorative details.

Authentic pieces bear official British assay office hallmarks, including the lion passant mark for sterling quality, a sovereigns head duty mark, a date letter, and a makers mark.

Small antique silver pieces can be displayed on a sideboard tray, arranged inside a velvet-lined glazed cabinet, or mounted within a shadow box frame.

Wash silver gently in warm soapy water, dry thoroughly with a soft cloth, and use a specialized silver polish with a microfibre cloth to treat tarnish, avoiding abrasive cleaners.
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