Unusual Scottish Silver Caddy Spoon, 1817

Scottish silver tea caddy Edinburgh 1817 by William Cunningham
Scottish silver tea caddy Edinburgh 1817 by William Cunningham DSCN4908 DSCN4910

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Caddy Spoon - Flower-head Bowl and Shaped handle - Edinburgh 1817 by William & Patrick Cunningham - 8.7cm long; 12.5g - SR/2051

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This is a beautiful and most unusual Scottish silver tea caddy spoon made in Edinburgh by William & Patrick Cunningham. The Cunningham brothers were both apprenticed in 1792 to their father Patrick Cunningham.

This Georgian silver caddy spoon has an elegantly shaped handle on a circular bowl with scalloped edge. The bowl has a centrally engraved leafy branch motif with a radiating petal effect. This is a really eye-catching spoon in fine condition.

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