Featured Spoons, etc.

Thanks for the likes - would love to see other folks' spoons, etc. too...

~Cheryl

 

We're going out of town for the weekend, but when we get back, I'll try to remember to get out my spoons, polish them and photograph them, and share them here.

 

1905 cartoon:






And a seller offering a spoon:




~Cheryl

 

Have run across this late 19th-early 20th century David Andersen enamel demitasse spoon a few times, but was always outbid - finally acquired it in a lot with three other spoons for less than I'd have given for it alone (woohoo!):







A souvenir spoon from Innsbruck, with an enamel portrait of Archduchess Maria of Austria, engraved accents and her necklace set with tiny green and red cabochons, made by Pforzheim, Germany maker Max Fleischmann:








~Cheryl

 

Enamel spoons from my Lily of the Valley collection, both by Shepard:





Monte Carlo enamel spoon with spinning roulette wheel, made by German maker Max Fleischmann:





This Danish enamel pattern by Peter Hertz is one of my favorites (can't resist a dragonfly), already have a salt w/matching spoon and a demitasse, but this 8.5" 1893 serving spoon was acquired for a ridiculously low bid:





Souvenir of the 1901 Buffalo Pan-American Exposition, with tiny red glass eyes, made by Whiting Mfg.:





Pointy 1819 Dutch teaspoon with unusual ribbed decoration:





~Cheryl

 

Such beauty!