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Here is one last picture. This is of the engraving on the handle. Could this
be the initials of the person to whom the spoon was given? I remember that
you said that the 'D' would be daughter so the name is for a woman.

http://aycu39.webshots.com/image/46358/2002201775570930893_th.jpg



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Wow! All this interesting information. This is really nice. Thank you so much.

I apologize for not knowing more information about this, but my family is not Swedish. My grandmother Louise was born in Chicago Illinois in the USA. Her mother died when she was young and her father did not want the ...

I have inherited this spoon from a relative who can no longer tell me about its history. I have looked up what I can, and believe this is Swedish, both for the kattsfot (I'm not sure of the spelling) mark, and the Swedish words for birth and death engraved on the backside of the handle. The mark ...