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Eight caddy spoons and two other spoons, including:
a George IV provincial fiddle pattern caddy spoon, by J.Barber & W.Whitwell, York, 1821, initialled "P"; a Victorian provincial caddy spoon with a king's pattern varient stem and a fluted and waisted shell bowl, by John Walton, Newcastle 1849; a Victorian caddy spoon with a shaped and engraved stem, a gilt bowl and matching sugar spoon and sugar sifter ladle, all by George Unite, Birmingham 1875; a George III caddy spoon with a bright cut stem and a waisted bowl, by Thomas Wallis, 1791; a George III plain caddy spoon with a leaf shaped bowl by Simpson & Son, Birmingham circa 1810, (makers mark only); and three other George III caddy spoons, 4oz. (10)
a George IV provincial fiddle pattern caddy spoon, by J.Barber & W.Whitwell, York, 1821, initialled "P"; a Victorian provincial caddy spoon with a king's pattern varient stem and a fluted and waisted shell bowl, by John Walton, Newcastle 1849; a Victorian caddy spoon with a shaped and engraved stem, a gilt bowl and matching sugar spoon and sugar sifter ladle, all by George Unite, Birmingham 1875; a George III caddy spoon with a bright cut stem and a waisted bowl, by Thomas Wallis, 1791; a George III plain caddy spoon with a leaf shaped bowl by Simpson & Son, Birmingham circa 1810, (makers mark only); and three other George III caddy spoons, 4oz. (10)