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Hi Trev

Great, thanks for the advice :)

Thanks again, it's amazing when you know where it was made and what it was for searching is much easier!

I did ask about cleaning it in an earlier message, currently it's quite tarnished - I only have a silver dipping solution would that do? however the inside of the spoon bowl appears to be 'gold ...

Wow, thank you so much for attaching some paperwork with a similar design. Sadly I can't read what it say's but note the word 'export' so perhaps that is how my family came to own it here in the UK?

Hi, thanks for your reply, as you say there are no teething marks so probably used for medicine in this case. I find the design quite unusual even given the possible uses!

Sorry a couple more questions of the forum on this spoon. As it was my late grandmothers (born 1888) and now given the age most likely my great grandmothers I am intrigued by the curly twisted handle does anyone know why this is? is it a decorative spoon rather than one with a 'purpose' i.e. sugar ...

Hi idarf, many thanks for your reply, I thought it was old but using the initials I.F. I couldn't find anything. best wishes

Ok so that didn't work only 1 picture here is the link to the other 2!

Firstly thanks to Phil for his advice on a sharing website and how to do it!

Here is the link to my photo's (hopefully 3) with regards to the spoon I am looking for information on.

Hi there, I am new to this forum so please bear with me!
I have been going through and trying to identify some silver bit's and pieces which belonged to my late (Victorian) grandmother, most items are British but I have found a few 'foreigners' amongst them and would appreciate some help please.
My ...