A Provincial Caddy Spoon, Joseph Hicks, Exeter, circa 1780

A Provincial Caddy Spoon, Joseph Hicks, Exeter, circa 1780

A Provincial Caddy Spoon, Joseph Hicks, Exeter, circa 1780

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British Silver 1760-1830

Caddy Spoons

Reference

108978

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The Caddy Spoon displays a stylised shell bowl and Old English Pattern handle decorated with prick dot bands. The style and design of this example has a strong Provincial feel to it.

Dimensions:

Depth 3 cm / 1 "
Year

c 1780

Country

Exeter

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