English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Scoop, J. Gloster Limited, Birmingham, 1914-1915
Caddy spoons became popular in the eighteenth century following the rise in imported tea from Malaya and Java. Used for measuring loose tea leaves, caddy spoons became a popular and profitable line of smallwares in Birmingham's bustling silver manufacturing industry. This piece features an elliptical bowl atop a brightcut-engraved handle with shield reserve. It is in exceptional condition, having never been engraved.
Condition
Excellent, with very light patina.
Part of our carefully curated estate collection, this vintage silver piece carries a unique character and storied patina that only time can create. We hope you treasure the authentic and distinctive attributes that make this a truly one-of-a-kind find.
Measurements
1/2" height, 4 1/2" length, 1 1/2" width. .84 troy ounces.
