Posted 9 years ago
Steptoe1
(2386 items)
Hello I have some old silver and think they are antiques, no idea how old they or what these type of spoons are called but would love to hear more about them from a expert who knows more.
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Here's what I have, they're MSL Td Sheffield England EPNS A1 silver plate, look like soup spoons! Hope this helps! :^)
Here's some like them maybe, made between 1900-1940
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SET-6-OLD-ENGLISH-SILVER-PLATED-SOUP-SPOONS-EXCELLENT-EPNS-A1-CUTLERY-RYALS/362070638153?hash=item544d177e49%3Ag%3Anw8AAOSwmiRZittV
These are a little newer then yours, or maybe just shinier, Steptoe1! Oh, and that's M.S. Ltd. :^)
http://www.silvercollection.it/dictionarydecryptingsilverplatemarks.html
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SET-6-OLD-ENGLISH-SILVER-PLATED-SOUP-SPOONS-EXCELLENT-EPNS-A1-CUTLERY-RYALS/362070638153?hash=item544d177e49%3Ag%3Anw8AAOSwmiRZittV
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Well that's a big fat mess!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SET-6-OLD-ENGLISH-SILVER-PLATED-SOUP-SPOONS-EXCELLENT-EPNS-A1-CUTLERY-RYALS/362070638153?hash=item544d177e49%3Ag%3Anw8AAOSwmiRZittV
Arrrrghhhh! There are bad things going on with Ctrl C Ctrl V First time that's happened. Woe is me.
What a fascinating exploration of old spoons! I particularly enjoyed how you highlighted the historical context behind these everyday items. It made me think about not just their aesthetic appeal but also the personal stories they carry. Perhaps including anecdotes from collectors about their favorite pieces could deepen that connection even further? It might resonate with those who see these spoons as more than just collectibles—they're family heirlooms and memories in metal form. Thank you for shedding light on such an intriguing aspect of collecting! https://snowrider3d.com