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Home   /   New Arrivals   /   Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829
Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829

Sterling Silver Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern Tea Caddy Spoon Antique Georgian London Circa 1829

Judy Wright

JWR4075749T

£128.00​

Antique Late Georgian Period Lovely Quality Tea Caddy Spoon in the Shelled Bowl Fiddle Pattern, very good condition throughout the caddy spoon is finished to the handle with an engraved monogram featuring the letters 'HAEM' in a scrolled font, the reverse to the handle of the spoon is impressed with good clear markings indicating London assay office circa 1829 with the makers mark for Thomas Edwards of Islington, London, also present is the late Duty Mark for King George IV.
The spoon measures 8.3 cm in length and has a bowl dimension of 5 cm x 4.3 cm x 6 mm.

weight : 13.7 grams