Antique Victorian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon with Leaf and Vine Decoration, 1852

Antique French silver gilt leaf shaped tea caddy spoon, Paris, dated circa 1870 Heavy gauge silver, marked with the Minerva Head and graded 800 standard. Nicely embossed leaf shape...

Antique George 111 Grape and Vine Caddy Spoon 1807 Birmingham Joseph Willmore Beautifully formed with grape and vine decoration in bowl and the handle is a curled vine tendril. The ...

Antique George 111 silver leaf caddy spoon, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1810 Good example of a silver leaf caddy spoon, hand engraved leaf veins, wi...

Georg Jensen silver viking pattern tea caddy spoon, dated Circa 1930 This heavy spoon has light hand hammering all over. The silver content is 83 percent, hence the hallmark 830s w...

Antique fiddle pattern slotted serving spoon, made by William Eaton of London. This is an extremely heavy gauge serving spoon and was used to serve vege...

Pair of grape and vine Victorian silver port and Madeira labels, London, 1844-1845 Made by the renowned London silver wine label makers, Charles Reily...

We are delighted to offer this wonderful little solid silver tea caddy spoon made by Joseph Willmore in Birmingham, 1814. The spoon is beautifully crafted in the form of a single vine leaf with an accurate and intricate design ranging from the stem (handle) of the leaf to the different textures (stippled & embossed silver) on the surface of the spoon. The centre of the spoon is embossed in the form of a bunch of grapes with its stem conjoining to the thicker vine handle. Such spooms would have traditionally been used to scoop some tea leaves out of a tea caddy/canister, however, with some creative ideas why not try some new uses such as serving spices or even as a small canapé...

Antique Victorian sterling silver embossed tea caddy decorated with scrolls and vacant cartouches. Tea caddy has a pull of lid, the box is decorated with embossed scrolls and vaca...

A lovely Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy in an elegant tapered octagonal shape. The panels of the body and the hinged lid are embellished with beautiful bright cut engrav...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver Adams style tea caddy; an addition to our silver teaware collection. This exceptional antique Victorian sterling silver tea caddy has a plain oval shaped form onto a plain oval spreading pedestal foot to a collet rim, in the classic English Adam style. The surface of this fine silver tea caddy box is plain and unembellished, with an applied reed decorated border to the upper portion. This antique sterling silver tea caddy retains the original hallmarked domed hinged cover surmounted with the original sterling silver topped, carved pineapple-style finial. Condition This antique silver tea caddy is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition. The piece has been professionally polished and is in presentation condition. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the caddy and part hallmarks to the interior of the cover are all very clear. Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this impressive Victorian sterling silver tea caddy. Dimensions Length 12.9cm/5.1" Width 9cm/3.5" Height 12.2cm/4.8" Weight 7.1 troy ounces/220g Maker: Thomas Bradbury & Sons (Turner Bradbury...

Antique Victorian sterling silver double tea caddy. Maker: Charles Frederick Hancock Made in London, 1862 Fully hallmarked. Tea caddy is oval shaped, has two compartments, body decorated with floral garlands. Dimensions - Length : 15 cm Width : 11.5 cm Height : 16.5 cm Weight: 732 grams ( in total ) Hancock history begins in the heart of Victorian London with Mr Charles Frederick Hancock establishing his eponymous firm on the corner of Bond Street and Bruton Street in 1849. Dealing in the finest jewellery, silver and gemstones Hancocks quickly builds a reputation for excellence. Within a year the company had been granted a Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria and was soon counting many of the principle sovereigns of Europe as patrons. In 1856 Queen Victoria entrusted Hancocks with the making of the newly introduced Victoria Cross...

Victorian Period, sterling silver tea caddy with hinged lid, Birmingham, England, year-hallmarked for 1891, Stokes and Ireland, Ltd. - makers. Lovely design, having a square pedestal...