March Sale - Day 1

A bold Victorian Kings pattern caddy spoon, with well formed circular shell shaped bowl, 9cm, possibly John White, Newcastle 1874 60/100

A George III Old English pattern caddy spoon, the oval fluted flowerhead bowl with raised oval centre, the curved stem bright-cut and engraved vacant

A George IV Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the bowl of axehead form engraved and pricked to the centre with oak leaves and acorns within fluted borders,

A George III Old English pattern caddy spoon, with deep axehead bowl, the short stem bright-cut and engraved with neo-classical patera and stylised le

A George III Old English pattern caddy spoon, with circular shell shaped bowl the stem with bright-cut and wrigglework decoration, vacant oval cartouc

A George III Hourglass pattern caddy spoon, with deep oval bowl, 8cm, John Bettridge, Birmingham 1802; a George III Hourglass pattern caddy spoon, the

A George III caddy spoon, of oval scoop form, with tapering mother-of-pearl stem, 10.3cm, Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1816; a William IV caddy...

An unusual George IV caddy spoon, the circular bowl embossed with shell and scrolls, pricked and engraved with an axehead panel of flowers and leaves,

An unusual George III Old English pattern caddy spoon, the oval fluted shell shaped bowl embossed and chased with a variety of shells on a bed of leav

Two interesting George III variant Kings pattern caddy spoons, the deep shaped rectangular bowls with pricked and engraved guilloche and lunette borde

A substantial Victorian Napier pattern caddy spoon, with oval shell shaped bowl, 10cm, George Adams, London 1863 80/120

A George III Old English Feather Edge pattern caddy spoon, with round shell shaped bowl, 8.6cm, WT, late 18th century; a small George V Old English pa

Two plain Old English pattern caddy spoons, with fig shaped bowls, 8.8cm, Birmingham 1900 and Sheffield 1917: another, Hanoverian pattern, Sheffield 1

A Victorian Old English pattern caddy spoon, with plain fig shaped bowl, the stem and reverse bright-cut and engraved with stylised leafy strapwork, 8

A George III Fiddle and Thread pattern caddy spoon, with fig shaped bowl, William Eley I and William Fearn, London 1817; another, Victorian, similar w

An Edwardian caddy spoon, the fig shaped bowl embossed and chased with a romantic Watteauesque scene of 18th century figures in a garden, the pointed

Two similar George IV Fiddle and Thread pattern caddy spoons, with angular terminals, plain fig shaped bowls, 8cm, both Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 18

A George III Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the scalloped axehead bowl pricked and engraved with a flower spray, engraved stem with vacant cartouche, 8.8

A George IV Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the circular fluted and scalloped bowl pricked and engraved with a spiral whorl within a swagged panel, the st

A George III caddy spoon, with oval scoop bowl and tapering mother-of-pearl stem, 10cm, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812; another, with circular scoop