An early 19th century George III silver plated caddy spoon by William Parkin of Sheffield 9.5cm long

Here we have an early 19th century George III silver plated caddy spoon by William Parkin of Sheffield 9.5cm long

Please note: the first image maybe an enhanced presentation image. For an accurate representation of condition, including any wear or age-related marks, please refer to the additional photographs provided. 

William Parkin started the company in 1812. Active at 2 Broomhall Lane and 6 Campo Lane as plater and Britannia metal manufacturer (1822). In 1849 at Sheaf Bank as Merchant & table knife manufacturer. The mark "WP" was used in the early stages of Parkin & Marshall.

The spoon is engraved with a floral design in the bowl and a lovely example of a spoon of this period (over 200 years old)

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