A fine early 19th-century solid silver tea caddy spoon with a shell-backed handle and engraved crest. Crafted in London in 1821 by the well-known silversmith partnership of William Eley I and William Fearn, this quality piece is a beautiful example of Georgian silverwork. The spoon features crisp hallmarks and a wonderfully detailed pattern, with a deep, rounded bowl ideal for serving loose tea.
Brief History of the Maker: William Eley I and William Fearn were highly regarded London silversmiths, active together from the late 18th century through the early 19th century. Their work, especially in flatware, is known for its fine quality and classic design, with many examples still sought after by collectors today.
Key Details:
Origin: London, England
Date letter: 1821
Makers: William Eley I & William Fearn
Engraved crest featuring a lion rampant
Classic shell-backed terminal design
Deep, oval bowl
Dimensions:
Length: 104.5mm
Weight: 24.91g
Condition:
Excellent antique condition
Crisp hallmarks
Minor surface wear consistent with age
Summary: This elegant Georgian tea caddy spoon is a perfect addition to any antique silver collection. With its excellent condition, weighty feel, and refined design, it’s both a practical and collectible item, ideal for display or use.
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.
A fine early 19th-century solid silver tea caddy spoon with a shell-backed handle and engraved crest. Crafted in London in 1821 by the well-known silversmith partnership of William Eley I and William Fearn, this quality piece is a beautiful example of Georgian silverwork. The spoon features crisp hallmarks and a wonderfully detailed pattern, with a deep, rounded bowl ideal for serving loose tea.
Brief History of the Maker: William Eley I and William Fearn were highly regarded London silversmiths, active together from the late 18th century through the early 19th century. Their work, especially in flatware, is known for its fine quality and classic design, with many examples still sought after by collectors today.
Key Details:
Origin: London, England
Date letter: 1821
Makers: William Eley I & William Fearn
Engraved crest featuring a lion rampant
Classic shell-backed terminal design
Deep, oval bowl
Dimensions:
Length: 104.5mm
Weight: 24.91g
Condition:
Excellent antique condition
Crisp hallmarks
Minor surface wear consistent with age
Summary: This elegant Georgian tea caddy spoon is a perfect addition to any antique silver collection. With its excellent condition, weighty feel, and refined design, it’s both a practical and collectible item, ideal for display or use.
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.
