| London 2014
Length: 14 cm
Beautifully chased with gold inlaid eye
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| London
Length: 8.5cm
Width: 6.5cm
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| London 1915
Length: 7.5cm
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| Birmingham 1977
A E Jones
Length: 8cm
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| Birmingham 1965
Length: 6 cm
From an original design by Geoffrey Bellamy
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| London 1975
Engraved to back:
DESIGNED BY Anthony Hawksley FOR PAYNE -OXFORD
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| Hot forged from Sterling Silver
Sheffield
Maker: Brett Payne
Length:110mm
This caddy spoon has been designed exclusively for Styles Silver who commissioned it for British Silver Week 2009.
They are still being made today.
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Hand Forged
18ct Gold Eye
Length: 9cm
Weight: 75g
£390
Phone for availability
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| London 1981
8.5 cm
Made to commemorate Prince Charles and Diana's Wedding
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| London 1955
Length: 10 cm
E A Sallis Benney, Gerald's father was Principal and Dunstan Pruden Head of silversmithing. Anthony Elson studied under Pruden there in 1955 so I asked him about this spoon.
'The first thing that Pruden asked his full time students to make was a small bowl followed by a jug. This involved raising, planishing and shaping and finally soldering and all of this took several weeks to complete. Now his part time evening students were encouraged to make shallow bowls, spoons etc so that they could complete them within a term and have something to show for their labours.'
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| Edinburgh
"4 and 20 Blackbirds"
Length: 9cm
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| Sheffield 2013
6 cm x 4.5 cm
Collette achieved a Bachelor of Design with Honours from Liverpool Hope University 2008-11 then Bishopsland 2011-12
She has studied under Rod Kelly, John Bartholomew, Angela Cork, Peter Musgrove and Jane Short
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| Birmingham 1986
Length: 8.5 cm
Commissioned by TALBOT HEATH SCHOOL, Bournemouth
Derek Birch (1941-2011) studied at the Birmingham School of Jewellery and Silversmithing and then Birmingham College of Art 1957-62 and Royal College of Art 1962-5. Established a workshop in Lincoln and received many important commissions for the City of Lincoln with 3 being presented to the Queen.
He returned to Birmingham in the late 1960's and taught full time - among his many students was Theresa Nguyen who holds him in high regard - "An inspiring teacher and mentor"
He continued designing and making while teaching and retired from the Birmingham School of Jewellery and Silversmithing in 2006. |
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| Sheffield Hallmark
See The Goldsmiths' Company Video to see Don making this with a Cuttlefish Bone mould for casting
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| Fully Hallmarked Silver
Acid Etched
Length: 9 cm |
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| London 1933
7 cm
Engraved with a stylised Lily of the Valley in the form of the letter 'C'
Francis Adams was born in Hungary and learnt his craft in wrought iron. He worked in London for Starkie Gardner & Co, the wrought iron specialists that also worked in bronze, lead, silver and gold. He taught at the Central School of Arts and Crafts from 1906-5 where Leslie Durbin was amongst his pupils. In 1920 he opened his own workshop.
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London 2019
Length: 10cm
Limited Edition of 10 designed and made exclusively for Styles Silver
Certificate signed by Grant Macdonald
Available in Silver or Silver with gilded handle
All Silver £395
Silver and gilded handle £450
(Select option form drop down top left)
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| London 1981
8 cm
Engraved Prince of Wales Feathers
Made to commemorate the wedding of Charles and Diana
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| London 2012
Length: 7.5cm
Styles Silver commissioned James Dougall to make a limited edition of 12 silver caddy spoons for the Queens Diamond Jubilee.
James was an obvious choice to design these caddy spoons, as his work with shagreen is very special. and the Purple here almost has a 'regal' feel to it.
This is the last one available - with signed limited edition certificate |
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| London
11.5 cm
Hand forged |
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| London 2009
7 cm
Lucian Taylor born 1967
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| Edinburgh
7cm
With gold bead
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| Edinburgh 2005
Length: 8.5 cm
Reversible - Large bowl for Brown Tea - Small bowl for China Tea
An unusual unadorned plain piece by Malcolm
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| London 1997
8 cm
Silver gilt bowl with original felt bag made by Margaret Bolton
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| London 2009
Length: 10 cm
Styles Silver commission for British Silver Week 2009
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| Edinburgh 1989
Length: 7 cm
The Isle of Mull silver Co. was established in Tobermory in 1975 by Philip Campbell
In original box with 2 leaflets
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| London 2009
Length: 13 cm
Width: 9.5 cm
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| London Hallmark
Rosewood Handle
13 sm
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| London 2012
Length: 11.5 cm
Rosewood handle
A Styles Silver commission
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| Sheffield 2006
Diameter: 5 cm
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| London Hallmark
Young Designer Silversmith of the Year 2011
7.5cm |
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| London Hallmark
Green Spiral enamel with 24ct gold and fine silver foil
Length: 9.5cm
Width: 6cm (at top)
Spoon made by Rod Kelly - Sheila McDonald is his wife
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| Edinburgh 1971
6 cm
Original Box embossed on lid:
Shetland Silvercraft, Soundside, Weisdale, Shetland Silversmiths & Goldsmiths
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| Birmingham Hallmark
10.5 cm
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| London 1953
For Elizabeth II Coronation With Coronation Hallmark
Length: 7.5cm
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| Birmingham 1952
Turner & Simpson
Made to commemorate the Queen's Coronation in 1953
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| London 1982
7 cm
Limited edition commemorating the birth of Prince William
This first edition was quickly sold out so Stuart designed and made a second limited edition example |
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| London 1986
6.7 cm
Limited edition commemorating the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson in original box
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| London 1983
To Commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Investiture of the Prince of Wales (Aged 9 in 1958) in original box
Length: 6.5cm
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| London 1983
6.4 cm
Second Edition of Caddy Spoon to commemorate the birth of Prince William in original box
(The First Limited Edition sold out)
(Original price £49)
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| Birmingham 1979
Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd
3 Silver & Enamel Caddy Spoons commissioned by Twinings Tea
1. The Twining family crest
2. The bust of Thomas Twining
3. The ornate archway above the entrance to Twinings at 216 Strand in London featuring the Golden Lion and two Oriental figures
In original box with booklet
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