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A caddyspoon modelled as a hand (with simulated engraved fingernails), by Josiah Snatt London 1807 .
Price: £795.00 |
6783 |
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A cast Victorian caddyspoon with naturalistic stem, by George Adams London probably 1854 crested with a demi-griffin.
Price: £320.00
A caddyspoon of the same model by the same maker but hallmarked in 1851 appears as plate 26d of John Norie's Caddyspoons- an illustrated Guide (1988) |
7418 |
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A George III Old English caddyspoon with bright-cut engraving and a pierced circular bowl, by George Brasier London 1798, initialled {H} .
Price: £275.00 |
7417 |
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A George III engraved caddyspoon with star pierced bowl, by Joseph Taylor Birmingham 1809 .
Price: £235.00 |
7369 |
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A Victorian cast caddyspoon with leaf bowl, by George Adams London 1852 .
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7068 |
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A fiddle pattern sugar spoon, by George Lowe Chester 1827, initialled {W}.
Price: £230.00
Unusually, there is apparently no reference to this piece in the published transcripts of the Chester Duty Book which listed every item on which duty was paid (see Ridgway volume 3) |
4948 |
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A 'cartouche' pattern caddyspoon, by the Lias Brothers London 1849, crested for Compton.
Price: £210.00 |
6327 |
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A brightcut caddyspoon, by Richard Crossley London 1787 .
Price: £195.00 |
5820 |
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A brightcut caddyspoon, by Thomas Wallis London 1801 .
Price: £180.00 |
5899 |
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A Victorian 'Teaette' tea-infuser (patent number 5594) by George Gibson,London 1893 (marked on the stem and the lid).
Price: £165.00 |
7317 |
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A bright-cut caddyspoon with fluted bowl, by Richard Crossley (overstriking another maker ?B), London 1783.
Price: £165.00 |
4373 |
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A bright-cut caddyspoon, by Thomas Wallis London 1804 .
Price: £145.00 |
6080 |
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A George III bright-cut caddyspoon, by London 1792 probably by Thomas Wallis
Price: £135.00 |
7051 |
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A George III bright-cut caddyspoon, London 1792 possibly by Thomas Wallis.
Price: £135.00 |
7051 |
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A brightcut caddy spoon with fluted bowl, by William Sumner and Richard Crossley London circa 1780, initialled {IGS} .
Price: £135.00 |
6239 |
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A Victorian parcel gilt naturalistic sugar spoon, by Chaplin and Company London 1902 .
Price: £130.00 |
7282 |
A Dutch fiddle-thread pattern caddy spoon or medicine spoon Amsterdam 1843 by 'crowned H in a rectangle'.
Price: £125.00 |
4311 |
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A fish-tailed silver caddyspoon with oval bowl, by Huttons Limited Sheffield 1917 .
Price: £120.00 |
6492 |
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A caddy spoon with acorn bowl, by Thomas Bradbury and Son assayed at Sheffield in 1915 .
Price: £120.00 |
6260 |
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A George VI Old English pattern honey or jam spoon with circular bowl and two suspensory hooks, by Wakeley and Wheeler London 1946 .
Price: £110.00 |
7336 |
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A Victoria pattern caddyspoon/sugarspoon, by Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater London 1839, crested with a dexter arm holding a grenade and a horse passant .
Price: £110.00 |
6588 |
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A fiddle pattern shovel-shaped caddyspoon, Exeter 1839 by W. R. Sobey.
Price: £110.00 |
3755 |
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An Elizabeth II honeyspoon of conventional form, by Payne and Sons (of Oxford) Sheffield 1974, engraved with a bee.
Price: £90.00 |
7033 |
A fiddle-thread caddy spoon by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1823 initialled {SS} on back of handle.
Price: £88.00 |
3575 |
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A George III Old Sheffield Plate caddyspoon with rope-twist decorated handle, circa 1800 .
Price: £75.00 |
7370 |
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A George V honeyspoon of conventional form, by Roberts and Belk Sheffield 1925 (accompanied by a Registered Design number and trademark symbol).
Price: £75.00 |
7022 |
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A George V honeyspoon of conventional form with feather-edged border, by Roberts and Belk Sheffield 1936 by Roberts and Belk (accompanied by a Registered Design number and trademark symbol), initialled {A} .
Price: £75.00 |
7023 |
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An engraved jamspoon Birmingham, 1884, George Unite.
Price: £70.00 |
2956 |
An engraved jamspoon Birmingham, 1884, George Unite.
Price: £70.00 |
2957 |
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A Victorian fiddle pattern sugar spoon, by John Smyth Dublin 1865, initialled {JAR} .
Price: £65.00 |
7114 |
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A bead-edge sugarspoon by George Adams, London 1867 faintly initialled {S}.
Price: £65.00 |
2638 |
