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Antique Navajo hand stamped silver spoon
This is a beautiful old 5" long silver spoon with hand stamped Navajo symbols on the handle and two crossed arrows on the bowl. And before you panic about the shape of the handle tip, please remember that the swastika was a respected symbol in many cultures, including those of Native America, long before it was co-opted by the Nazis. Native Americans called this symbol the whirling log or rolling log and it represented the four seasons, the four sacred mountains, and the four corners of the earth. This spoon dates to the late 19th to early 20th Century, and is remarkably well preserved, with a little tarnish and usage marks to be expected in a 100+ year old silver spoon. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
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Royal Plate demitasse spoon
This is a dainty little 4-1/2" long silver plated demitasse spoon by Royal Plate Co. I have been unable to discover anything about this company or this pattern, but both the front and back of the handle are decorated. The back of the handle also has a crown mark and is stamped “Royal Plate Co.” Obviously vintage, this spoon is now tarnished but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to its age. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $23.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Antique sterling silver collector spoon
This tiny delicate antique 3-1/2" sterling silver spoon with twisted stem and beautiful open scrollwork handle surely was always intended for collecting because it’s far too fragile for actual use. It weighs almost nothing and the twisted stem is so narrow I can’t imagine how it’s managed to survive all these years without breaking. Stamped “sterling” on the bowl back in tiny almost unreadable letters. Quite patinated, but in incredibly good condition, with only light scuffing on the spoon bowl. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $38.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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TWA 3-piece place setting
Gone are the days when airlines served full inflight meals on fine china accompanied by scaled-down silver plated utensils such as these. And in this case, the airline itself (Trans World Airlines) is also gone forever. But we’ve got this complete 3-piece set of their silverware for sale! So up, up, and away in a flight of fancy with these outstanding pieces of American aviation history: a 6-1/2" knife, a 6" fork, and a 5-1/4" spoon, all proudly proclaiming “TWA” on the fronts of their handles, not the backs. Backs of the fork and spoon handles are stamped “International Silver Co.” Other than a little tarnish, all three pieces are in very good condition, with only minor usage scratching appropriate to their age. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $90.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S. (buyer pays insurance)
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Cudahy’s Rex A1 bouillon spoon
This is an ornate 5-1/2" silver plate bouillon spoon, the back of which is stamped “Cudahy’s Rex A1”. At the turn of the 20th Century, the Cudahy Packing Company sold a beef extract called Cudahy's Rex Brand Extract of Beef. In many of their print advertisements of the time, they offered teaspoons and bouillon spoons as premiums to customers who sent in a metal cap from a 2-oz or larger jar and ten cents in silver or stamps. The spoons were manufactured exclusively for Cudahy by Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd., and a Cudahy ad from 1904 (see photos) proclaimed them to be “in the latest design, French Gray Finish, and heaver than triple silver plate.” Our bouillon spoon is in remarkably good condition given its antique status. There is minor pitting and scratching in the spoon bowl and additional minor pitting on the back of the bowl, as well as a rubbed place where the back evidently rested against a display stand for who knows how many decades. Great collectible piece of American history. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $58.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S. (buyer pays insurance)
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Marquette sterling silver collector spoon
This is an ornate sterling silver teaspoon that says “Marquette” in very fancy beaded letters in the spoon bowl. The spoon measures 5-7/8" in length and its wide stem features a tall climbing vine with hanging flowers, underneath which is scroll work and swirls. Back is marked “Sterling” and has three hallmarks, the first one of which might be a W in an oval, the second one a lion, and the third one definitely an “M”. Excellent condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. We cleaned it up a little to see the markings, but didn’t scrub out the patina that accentuates the flowers. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $36.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Lincoln’s New Salem sterling silver collector spoon
This is a 4-1/4" sterling silver collector spoon whose stem says “Lincoln’s New Salem, Ill.” (Note the old form of state abbreviation.) The stem top is a detailed relief of a log cabin building surrounded by trees and says “Berry-Lincoln Store.” The top of the relief is cut out to the delicately narrow stem rim. Back is marked “Enco Sterling.” Excellent condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. We cleaned it up a little to see the markings, but didn’t scrub out the patina accentuating the relief and the lettering. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $28.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Precious Moments pewter collector spoon
This is a 4" pewter collector spoon from the Precious Moments Chapel in Carthage, MO. The top of the spoon stem features two of the famous Precious Moments cherubs and the spoon bowl says “Precious Moments Chapel.” Back is marked © Samuel Butcher. Samuel Butcher was a preacher who created the Precious Moments line of figurines in 1978 and built the Precious Moments Chapel in 1989. This spoon is in excellent condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $13.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Old Sacramento souvenir sugar spoon
This is a vintage 4-7/8" silvertone Old Sacramento souvenir sugar spoon that features a colorful enamel shield at the top of the stem saying “Old Sacramento” and “Calif.” and picturing an old locomotive. The shell is etched with pictures and place names associated with California. Stem back is marked “1978 © Josef.” Great condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $8.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Las Vegas souvenir spoon
This is a vintage 4-1/2" silvertone Las Vegas souvenir spoon with a pair of dangling dice hanging in a cut-out shield at the top of the stem. The spoon bowl is etched with “Las Vegas” and “Golden Strip,” as well as figures of a cowboy, a roulette wheel, an airplane, etc. Unmarked stem back. Good condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $8.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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Paris souvenir spoon
This is a vintage 5" silvertone Paris souvenir spoon that features a colorful enamel shield at the top of the stem saying “Paris” and picturing the Eiffel Tower. Unmarked stem back. Excellent condition with no dents, dings, or pitting. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.
Price: $8.00 includes s/h to anywhere in the U.S.
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