A Rare 'Ann Hathaway's Cottage' Silver Caddy Shovel.

A rare silver caddy spoon dating from the Edwardian era. The handle is carved mother-of-pearl and the bowl is a beautiful shovel shape with a detailed picture of Ann Hathaway's cottage. A most interesting and unusual collector's piece and a superb addition to the afternoon tea table.

P&P contribution £8.00 UK

£12.00 Worldwide

Condition :- Excellent, with no dents or splits, no damage to the mother-of-pearl.

Hallmarks :- Clear and readable.

Date :- Birmingham 1907.

Maker :- Robert Chandler.

Length :- 9.5 cms.

Width :- 2.5 cms.

Depth :- 1 cms.

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