George IV Regency sterling silver bright-cut tea caddy spoon. London 1829, James Henry Daniel

A handsome George IV Regency period sterling silver bright-cut tea caddy spoon, with marks for London 1829, James Henry Daniel . A fine example of Regency flatware, with a classic bright-cut pattern with delicate florals typical of the Regency period. Tea was a luxury at the time, with utensils to match accordingly With crisp hallmarks, this is a charming and desirable piece for collectors of antique English silver.

Price marked at $480 AUD.
Measurements: 11.5 grams
Good antique condition. Some light wear overall commensurate with age, hallmarks are crisp.