1814 Acanthus Leaf Caddy Spoon by Josiah Snatt – George III Era

 
 

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This Acanthus Leaf Caddy Spoon, crafted in 1814 during the reign of George III, is a testament to fine English silversmithing. Made by the renowned Josiah Snatt in London, this spoon is in lovely condition, displaying its age and history with grace. Weighing 9.8 grams, it bears well-preserved hallmarks, including the FS engraving that enhances its authenticity. Whether you are a collector or simply appreciate the elegance of period craftsmanship, this caddy spoon is a delightful piece to own.

Reference Number

#700

Price(s)

£150

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About the Design

Shaped into the elegant form of an acanthus leaf, the bowl of this caddy spoon stands out as a striking and unusual feature. The acanthus motif, historically associated with classical architecture and design, lends a timeless beauty to the spoon’s aesthetic. The detailing on the leaf’s veins and curvature reflects the skill and artistry of Josiah Snatt, making it a blend of function and beauty and ideal for tea lovers and collectors,