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Caddy spoons, scoops and other items:
a George III palette knife with a tortoiseshell handle, 1794 - 14cm long; a George III filigree caddy spoon with a shell shaped bowl and a row of graduated roundels up the stem, crested below the motto, "Salvet Me Deus", unmarked circa 1800; a George III engraved caddy shovel with a mother-of-pearl handle, by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1805; a Victorian Hourglass pattern caddy spoon; two William IV bright-cut caddy spoons, (one with a leaf bowl, one with a shaped bowl); a George III 'frying pan' caddy spoon with a thread stem, initialled, by Jessiah Snalt, 1816; a George IV fiddle pattern caddy spoon; a modern silver gilt and enamel caddy shovel; two Victorian miniature ivory handled spades; and a Victorian scoop with a turned wooden handle, by F.Edmonds & E.Johnson, 1891 - 18cm long.
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a George III palette knife with a tortoiseshell handle, 1794 - 14cm long; a George III filigree caddy spoon with a shell shaped bowl and a row of graduated roundels up the stem, crested below the motto, "Salvet Me Deus", unmarked circa 1800; a George III engraved caddy shovel with a mother-of-pearl handle, by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1805; a Victorian Hourglass pattern caddy spoon; two William IV bright-cut caddy spoons, (one with a leaf bowl, one with a shaped bowl); a George III 'frying pan' caddy spoon with a thread stem, initialled, by Jessiah Snalt, 1816; a George IV fiddle pattern caddy spoon; a modern silver gilt and enamel caddy shovel; two Victorian miniature ivory handled spades; and a Victorian scoop with a turned wooden handle, by F.Edmonds & E.Johnson, 1891 - 18cm long.
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