A George III caddy spoon
MARK OF JOSEPH TAYLOR, BIRMINGHAM 1809
the sexfoil bowl die-stamped with spiders web faux filigree, with bifurcated plain handle -- 7.2cms; two George III caddy spoons with fluted bowl, one with bright-cut handle, probably John Sanders, London 1799 and John Wren, London 1796; and an Edwardian caddy spoon, the shaped bowl with applied leaf and mother-of-pearl handle, George Unite, Birmingham 1906 -- 7.3cms.
See Plate 1 for part lot (4)
A George III caddy spoon
MARK OF JOSEPH TAYLOR, BIRMINGHAM 1809
the sexfoil bowl die-stamped with spiders web faux filigree, with bifurcated plain handle -- 7.2cms; two George III caddy spoons with fluted bowl, one with bright-cut handle, probably John Sanders, London 1799 and John Wren, London 1796; and an Edwardian caddy spoon, the shaped bowl with applied leaf and mother-of-pearl handle, George Unite, Birmingham 1906 -- 7.3cms.
See Plate 1 for part lot (4)
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