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Description

With a pierced bowl, engraved lattice and Greek key decoration this is a handsome George III silver caddy spoon by Joseph Taylor, made in Birmingham in 1807. Joseph Taylor specialised in small pieces and objects of vertu, such as caddy spoons, watch cases, card cases and vinaigrettes. He is recorded as working between 1773 and 1827 at 35 Newhall Street in Birmingham, and Bouverie Street in London. After his death, his brother, John Taylor, and brother-in-law, John Perry, took over the business.

The silver caddy presents IT, the Lion passant, the Birmingham assay mark, and date letter “j” for 1807.

Condition:
The silver caddy is in very good condition with minimal surface wear commensurate with age. The bowl’ s shape is very good.

Delivery:
Free UK tracked delivery
Europe International Tracked Shipping £9 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)
Worldwide International Tracked Shipping £12 flat fee (we will combine shipping costs)
We aim to dispatch within two working days. This may be longer for international deliveries. All items are packed securely using acid-free paper, water-soluble filler and eco-friendly packing.

Return:
You have the right to return your item within 14 working days from the day after you receive it.

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