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Silver Caddy Spoon Peter & William Bateman 1812
Here we have for sale this beautifully made George III period hallmarked Silver Old English pattern Caddy Spoon. The spoon is in excellent order, with crisp hallmarks and free of any monograms or crests.
Brief History:
The famous Bateman family firm of silversmiths was originally found by John Bateman who is believed to have worked as a journeyman silversmith or watch maker. Upon his death in 1760 the business was taken over by his wife Hester Bateman, who registered her first mark in 1761.
With her strong head for business, Hester Bateman turned a small family business into one of the largest and most important silversmith manufactures of the late 18th and early 19th century, producing a vast array of items, most notably flatware, cream jugs, decanter labels & caddy spoons.
Hester Bateman retired from the business in 1791 when it was taken over by two her sons, Peter & Jonathan, Jonathan died a few months later, leaving the running of the firm to his brother Peter and his widow Ann. In 1800 Ann\'s son William joined the firm, with Ann retiring in 1805 & Peter in 1815. William Bateman II (son of William Bateman I) registered his mark independently of his father in 1827, his father finally retiring in 1839, and the firm ceased to exist in 1843.
The details are:
Silversmith: Peter & William Bateman I
Assay office: London
Date mark: 1812
Dimensions:
Length: 8 cm
Width of bowl: 4 cm
Weight: 14 grams
Condition report:
In very good condition for its age of 219 years, with light surface scratches and minor tarnish marks plus a very tiny deep scratch to the tip of the handle, a superb example.
Please view the attached photographs.
This would be a delightful addition to your silverware collection - made by one of the most renowned family of silversmiths in the world, a real collector\'s item indeed. Free Postage Within the U.K.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
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Hertfordshire
Tel : 07904682990
or : 01707272146
Non UK callers : +44 7904682990 or +44 1707272146
Brief History:
The famous Bateman family firm of silversmiths was originally found by John Bateman who is believed to have worked as a journeyman silversmith or watch maker. Upon his death in 1760 the business was taken over by his wife Hester Bateman, who registered her first mark in 1761.
With her strong head for business, Hester Bateman turned a small family business into one of the largest and most important silversmith manufactures of the late 18th and early 19th century, producing a vast array of items, most notably flatware, cream jugs, decanter labels & caddy spoons.
Hester Bateman retired from the business in 1791 when it was taken over by two her sons, Peter & Jonathan, Jonathan died a few months later, leaving the running of the firm to his brother Peter and his widow Ann. In 1800 Ann\'s son William joined the firm, with Ann retiring in 1805 & Peter in 1815. William Bateman II (son of William Bateman I) registered his mark independently of his father in 1827, his father finally retiring in 1839, and the firm ceased to exist in 1843.
The details are:
Silversmith: Peter & William Bateman I
Assay office: London
Date mark: 1812
Dimensions:
Length: 8 cm
Width of bowl: 4 cm
Weight: 14 grams
Condition report:
In very good condition for its age of 219 years, with light surface scratches and minor tarnish marks plus a very tiny deep scratch to the tip of the handle, a superb example.
Please view the attached photographs.
This would be a delightful addition to your silverware collection - made by one of the most renowned family of silversmiths in the world, a real collector\'s item indeed. Free Postage Within the U.K.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 2/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Free postage within the UK for international postage please contact me.
Date 1812
Regency Antiques Material Silver
Origin English
Maker William Bateman
Item code as1039a294
Status Sold
£120.00 
$149.82 
€140.17 
$
€
Conversion rates as of 2/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Free postage within the UK for international postage please contact me.
Shipping information
Free Postage Within the U.K.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
View all stock from
Arthur Vandyk Antiques
Private dealerBy appointment only
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
Tel : 07904682990
or : 01707272146
Non UK callers : +44 7904682990 or +44 1707272146
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