How do I date a silver caddy spoon?

Dating these pieces relies on examining the struck hallmarks found on the metal, which include date letters and town marks. Matching these symbols to official assay records reveals the exact year of manufacture. Stylistic elements like the form of the bowl and handle also help identify whether a piece belongs to the Georgian, Victorian, or Edwardian era.

Were these shovels used for sugar?

While primarily designed for dry tea leaves, similar small shovel forms served for sugar lumps or loose granules during tea service. The terminology in period records sometimes overlaps between tea and sugar accessories. Examining the bowl depth and shape usually indicates whether the implement was intended for leaves or sugar.

How should I display silver caddy spoons?

Silver caddy spoons fit well inside shallow display cabinets or mounted within specialised frames that protect them from dust and handling. Their small scale allows several examples to be arranged together without requiring excessive space. Keeping them away from direct sunlight and damp environments preserves the finish of the silver.

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These antique silver caddy shovel pieces are small tea accessories designed for measuring dry leaves, bringing tactile history directly to the daily ritual.

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

19th century

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