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Silver "Stavnsbaand" Caddy Spoon.
George James Antiques
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Silver "Stavnsbaand" Caddy Spoon.

1920 - 1940
Description

Good quality Danish silver caddy spoon, commemorating 150 years since the abolition of Stavnsbaand. Stavnsbaand was a law in Denmark which tied peasant people to their landlords and was active from 1733 to 1788. Great piece of commemorative history and a fine example of Danish silversmithing.

Denmark. 1938. Assay Master, Johannes Siggaard.

Length 12.5cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
12.5cm (4.92")
Width
3.7cm (1.46")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

George James Antiques has dated this Danish Silver Caddy Spoon to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA695885
Dealers Internal Reference
28/1786
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Description
Good quality Danish silver caddy spoon, commemorating 150 years since the abolition of Stavnsbaand.
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Stavnsbaand was a law in Denmark which tied peasant people to their landlords and was active from 1733 to 1788.
George James Antiques

Great piece of commemorative history and a fine example of Danish silversmithing.

Denmark. 1938. Assay Master, Johannes Siggaard.

Length 12.5cm

Height
12.5cm (4.92")
Width
3.7cm (1.46")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

George James Antiques has dated this Danish Silver Caddy Spoon to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA695885
Dealers Internal Ref
28/1786
George James Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2007
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A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering.
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Archive I A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering.

Silver "Stavnsbaand" Caddy Spoon.

Archive II A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering. View II
Archive III A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering. View III
Archive IV A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering. View IV
Archive V A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering. View V
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Riverside House
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Hungerford
Berkshire
RG17 0EP
United Kingdom
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A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering.
Silver "Stavnsbaand" Caddy Spoon.
Ref: SA695885
A silver Danish caddy spoon featuring a shaped bowl and an embossed handle depicting an obelisk motif and Danish lettering.
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FAQs

A silver caddy spoon is a short utensil designed to fit inside a tea caddy for measuring loose tea leaves into a teapot. Introduced in the late 18th century alongside loose leaf tea imports, these spoons were produced in various decorative designs and materials.

Caddy spoons were most frequently crafted from solid silver, silver plate, or pewter. Continental European examples, particularly from Scandinavian regions, were often struck in 830 or 925 standard silver.

Authentic pieces are identified by hallmarking stamped into the bowl or handle stem. These marks typically indicate the purity standard, makers initials, town mark, and date letter corresponding to the year of manufacture.

Silver caddy spoons can be displayed on a sideboard top alongside tea accessories, arranged inside a velvet-lined collectors tray, or styled within a glazed cabinet to highlight metalwork details.

Silver should be cleaned using a soft cloth and a specialised silver polish to remove tarnish without scratching the metal surface. Storing items in anti-tarnish cloth bags reduces atmospheric oxidisation.
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