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    Posted 3 years ago

    HappyHourO…
    (27 items)

    Isn't she exquisite?
    I have been lounging around all evening, stirring my iced tea with this lovely lady.
    I wish I could learn more about that sterling mark...

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    1. Newfld Newfld, 3 years ago
      Beautiful silver owl spoon, nice find
    2. HappyHourOwls HappyHourOwls, 3 years ago
      Thanks, friends...
      It really feels special.
    3. racer4four racer4four, 3 years ago
      Such a great spoon! I love how the bowl has been attached to the handle, quite different.
    4. HappyHourOwls HappyHourOwls, 3 years ago
      Thanks, racer!
      This style of spoon can apparently be traced back to mint julep origins in eighteenth century America (maybe beyond)... other later historical descriptors spring up here and there. I found other julep spoons which featured mint-lead-looking bowl shapes, bamboo-looking stalks. Tiffany had a mid-century run at them...

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