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Georgian silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1815

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This delightful George III solid silver caddy spoon is dated Birmingham 1815 and was made by the prolific silversmith Joseph Taylor, who specialised in small pieces and objects of vertu. Plain heart shaped bowl and Fiddle pattern handle. The back fully hallmarked.

Hallmarks:

IT for Joseph Taylor.
Birmingham Assay Mark.
Date letter "r" for 1815.
Duty Mark.
Lion Passant.

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£150.00  UK
$187.80  USA
175.65  EU
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DimensionsLength: 8.5cm / 3.4 inches Bowl: 4.5cm x 4cm / 1.4 inches x 1.4 inches. Date 1815  Regency Antiques Material Silver Origin English Condition Very good. No repairs. Item code as1214a103 / MARS05 Status For Sale

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Julie Cartwright AntiquesPrivate dealer
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Near Ipswich
Suffolk

Tel : 01449 760585

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Georgian silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1815
 
as1214a103 / MARS05
 


 
 






 

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