• Georgian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon Jockey's Cap, Sterling London 1810 - 43 Chesapeake Court Antiques
  • Georgian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon Jockey's Cap, Sterling London 1810 - 43 Chesapeake Court Antiques
  • Georgian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon Jockey's Cap, Sterling London 1810 - 43 Chesapeake Court Antiques
  • Georgian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon Jockey's Cap, Sterling London 1810 - 43 Chesapeake Court Antiques
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Antique George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, Jockey's Cap Form, Bright-Cut Engraving, London 1810

Antique George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon, Jockey's Cap Form, Bright-Cut Engraving, London 1810

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About This Piece

A George III sterling silver tea caddy spoon in the form of a jockey’s cap, London 1810. The plain centre button is surrounded by bright-cut engraved decoration on the brim. Unusual forms of Georgian tea caddy spoons are among the most highly collectible silver objects of the era — the jockey’s cap is one of the most sought-after.

Hallmarks & Provenance

English sterling silver, .925. Marked with the Lion Passant for sterling, date letter "P" for 1810 (London), and Monarch’s mark. Maker’s mark too worn to read.

Details & Dimensions

  • Origin: London, England
  • Date: 1810 (George III)
  • Material: Sterling silver, .925
  • Form: Jockey’s cap with plain centre button and bright-cut engraved brim
  • Length: 2⅛"
  • Width: 1½"
  • Height: ⅝"
  • Item ID: 091025

Condition

Very good. A few surface scratches and a tiny ding towards the back of the cap, all in accordance with age and use.

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