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This spoon was made by Charles Boyton in 1925 and was probably made for the Wembley Empire Exhibition. It is 240mm long and weighs 194 grams.It has the "Herrick" lion, a man holding what appears to be a sledge hammer and two female scribes either side of the man, set above what appear to be Dolphins. The bowl has what appears to be a map of Continents etched into the bowl. I have tried to find out more info on this spoon but to no avail, I would welcome any comments. Thanks.
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