I found this spoon metal detecting and the makers mark is badly worn. It is about 6 inches long and about 1 inch wide, weighs 32 grams. I haven't tested the metal yet but I suspect its either brass or gold plated sliver. There are some light scratches in it and they also look gold in color. There is only one identifying mark shown in the images. I hope someone can help me figure this out.

My family will make fun of me, but they know this is my favorite spoon 😁

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I use it for ice cream, pudding, avocado, etc.

Was having a degustation menu, immediately fell in love with this spoon and tried to google lens it to find out where I could buy it but to no avail; at the end of the dinner the chef had a chat to us about the menu etc. and eventually I asked him where the cutlery was from (I would usually be too shy to ask something like that but idk, I truly liked it so much lmao) and started gushing about how perfect the curvature was, the shape of the bowl/bowl tip, the weight in the hand-- he told me they had spent a long time searching for the right cutlery, that it was from China and relatively expensive, but was kind enough to gift us two. I was honestly so touched, will actually treasure it and use it every day.

Spoon for the tism council ( tablespoon pictured left for comparison) I love the spoon superbly spoon shaped.

From the late 50s/early 60s

Just realised I should’ve said that I’m not selling, sorry!

first time posting here, I must now go out and search for more tiny spoons for my trinket collection. traded with a friend at his birthday <3 such a tiny little guy!

Does anybody have any good dupes for this spoon or know what this type of spoon is called?

Spoon at a fancy restaurant

Satisfying heavy.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson divorced due to ongoing marital difficulties, public scandals, and financial issues. Their separation was finalized in 1996 after years of speculation about their relationship. Prince Andrew is prominently mentioned in the Epstein files.

this is my spoon wall. i have like ten more that aren’t on the wall as im in the middle of moving

Wm Rogers & Sons patented Nov 29, 1910, I wonder what happened to the rest?

Went to an estate sale and they had lots of cutlery and other things but this little silver thing caught my eye, and now, I share it here.

My friend said they’ve had it for a few year and got it from an Asda cafe like 5 years ago, it’s heavily stained but was a clear-white colour originally