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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.
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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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An Edward VII caddyspoon impressed with the Royal Arms of Scotland and thistles on the stem and Balmoral in the bowl, by William Robb of Ballater hallmarked in Edinburgh in 1905 .
Price: £380.00
William Robb established his business in Ballater around 1880 (due in good part to the local patronage of the Royal family from their home at Balmoral). In 1903 Robb was commissioned to provide the silver accessories for the Balmoral Highlanders (the Royal staff at Balmoral) in 1903 and also produced locally themed items such as this caddyspoon. |
7866 |
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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 Hourglass pattern caddyspoon with fluted bowl, by Christopher Eades Dublin 1822 (retailed by West), initialled {EJ} .
Price: £245.00 |
7732 |
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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 Victorian caddyspoon, by Martin, Hall and Company Sheffield 1860, crested with an eagle displayed .
Price: £230.00 |
7927 |
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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: |
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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A Victorian caddyspoon in an unrecorded pattern, by Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater London 1852, initialled with reverse Cs and crested with a lion rampant holding a pheon all out of a coronet .
Price: £95.00 |
7635 |
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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 Bright-cut caddyspoon with engraved decoration to the back of the bowl, unmarked circa 1780 .
Price: £75.00 |
7654 |
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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 George III Old Sheffield Plate caddyspoon with octagonal bowl, circa 1800 .
Price: £65.00 |
7371 |
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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 |
