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My grandmother left these to me when she passed,I know nothing of them and can't seem to find any information on them anywhere. The only information I can give is my grandmother had them as long as I can remember,my father said he remembers her having them when he was a child and he is 67 yrs of age.my grandmother was 88 when she passed! I can't find any mark that I'm aware of on the spoons that could point me to where they where made.any information about them where I could research them would be great.i also unsure of the type of metal it is.
Thank you for the help!
Sterling Silver SpoonsAs the oldest type of flatware, spoons have existed in some form or another…
And sorry for the poor quality of the picture,the only camera I have is on my ipad.