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It is known that Bettridge was John Bettridge who registered as "late of Cocks &amp; Bettridge." The identity of his partner is not recorded.

The partnership - which flourished in Birmingham at the beginning of the 19th century - specialised in caddy spoons, vinaigrettes and other smallwares.

Cocks &amp; Bettridge

Antique Silver George III Caddy Spoon made in 1810

This elegant George III antique sterling silver caddy spoon has a plain egg-shaped bowl. The handle has protruding shoulders at the base and a thread edge. The...

George III Antique Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon has a plain egg-shaped bowl.The spoon is hallmarked on the back of the handle. Antique Silver

Antique Silver George III Caddy Spoon made in 1810 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1810
Made By	Cocks & Bettridge
Location	Birmingham
Stock Number	FA175x8

Antique Silver George III Caddy Spoon made in 1810

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