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musikchoo
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I found this Made in England Spoon and wanted to share it with you. The Handle is about 3 1/2 inches and is curved. As you can see, it has fruit images inside the spoon. There are no maker marks on it anywhere, other than Made in England. Can you help me identify the maker ?
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Thank You Tony !!
Try researching Repousse spoon usually by Kirk & Son - that should help you out...its a very old pattern. The only unusual thing is the handle is usually detailed also, but it may just be an older piece. Perhaps that will give you a start though. K
It is a jam spoon, I think. There are other versions in silver. The Victorians would get old spoons and have them decorated like this. Lots of Georgian silver spoons were ruined with the new decoration. This one looks more recent and was made for the purpose.
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your very welcome musikchoo:)
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