Design, Objects from The Wilbur & Niso Smith Foundation and English, Continental and South African Interiors
Live Virtual Auction, 27 June 2022
English, Continental & South African Interiors: Silver, Furniture, Glass & Ceramics
About this Item
A George III silver tea caddy spoon, maker's initials IL, Birmingham, 1808
with ivory terminal and shell-shaped bowl, minor split,5g all in; a George IV 'Kings' pattern silver tea caddy spoon, maker's mark worn, Birmingham, 1825, the terminal engraved with the initials AIT, with shell-shaped ribbed bowl, dents, 5g; a William IV 'Kings' pattern silver tea caddy spoon, James Collins, Birmingham, possibly 1834, with spade-shaped bowl, dents, 5g; and a Victorian silver tea caddy spoon, Maxfield & Sons, Sheffield, 1899, with reeded dog nose terminal and shell-shaped bowl, 15g
*This lot is not suitable for export
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