Colonials Loved Cereal

[Kirk PA]

Here is a sample of some of the Colonial spoons I have excavated from 18th century sites. In Dirtyville, they would rather a sparkling button.

Kirk

[Iron Patch]

I think you mean serial, as in a serial spoon killer. Where's the quality PA bro?

[Brian C.]

Old spoons are always a welcome find, broken or not, I have found broken Irish emblem spoons, it is good for a display and maybe some one might say, I have found something like that on my farm. Lets see your spoons.

[kuger]

I have always wondered why more of the Pewter spoons are not posted.They are always a sure sigh of a good site when they surface here,and they do surface quite frequently.Thanks for putting them up!!!Many with the Scalop design were Parkers

[Whitebeard]

Nice designs on those spoons to bad they are so damaged but they are from an era gone by and they would be considered interesting finds in my book.

[steelheadwill]

Love em
Pewter spoon fragments are always welcome here!
Great info on pewter spoon history & dating:
http://www.pewterbank.com/Spoons_..articles..13.pdf
Of interest are a parker bowl, flattened to use as a patch
& some recent finds, one stamped Baldwin & Hacked 'M'.
Pieces of 4 William IV bust spoons dug here:
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=396039.0
Someone got hold of one of the original molds and is
selling newly cast spoons
Why bother digging?
http://www.gibsonpewter.com/blog/201...iam-iii-spoon/
Great Post! thanks for showing!!

[CASPER-2]

I start finding those- hopes get high that other goodies are around
- here is my best colonial spoon