Circa: 1940 Condition: used Size: 3 inches high bowl 1.75 inches in diameter Color: silver, blue, green Country of Origin: United Kingdom Manufacturer: unknown English maker
This is a figural tea caddy spoon or tea scoop that is a souvenir of Haworth, England with a teapot shaped finial with an enamel shield for Haworth, home of the Brontes and a bowl that is engraved with the face of a clock set at 4 o'clock, tea time! The chrome plated tea caddy spoon measures 3 inches high bowl 1.75 inches in diameter, was made in the 1940-1950s, and is in very good +++ condition. Tea caddy spoons were small spoons or scoops popularized by the victorians to lock inside a tea caddy or tea canister with the precious and expensive tea they were used to scoop.
