Apostrophe Caddy Spoon
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This delightful Apostrophe Caddy Spoon is a fine example of late 20th-century British silversmithing, crafted in 1991 during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Made by renowned silversmith John Crawford Adams, the piece hails from London and is in excellent condition. Weighing 29 grams, it is a solid, well-balanced item with both practical and aesthetic appeal.
A wonderful collectible for lovers of modern silver design, this spoon captures a playful yet refined character, ideal for both use and display.
Reference Number
#728
An unusual design in the shape of an ‘apostrophe’: 8.2cm in length.
The design is bold and modern, with a distinctive and unusual form that evokes the elegant curve of an apostrophe — a clever twist on traditional caddy spoon silhouettes. Its fluid shape, combined with a polished finish, reflects a minimalist sophistication that typifies late 20th-century design. The ergonomic form ensures a comfortable hold, while the clean lines and sculptural quality demonstrate a creative approach to contemporary silverwork.