OneWetKnee
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- May 26, 2013
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- Minelab Xterra 705
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Thank you JerV3, Its definitely on my own personal "Banner" list lol.
Nice spoon. Are you going to look up the family that owned the property and try to get it back to them?
What a great find. Sweet little Marjorie was much loved. I wonder if there'd be any way to track down if she is still alive perhaps, or maybe a daughter of hers...
Honestly, to me, this is much more a banner find than some I've seen up there simply because it's made out of gold. I also think this would look VERY nice up top.
Got my vote.
Great find...got my vote too.....
Gorgeous spoon, man. What a way to cap off the season.
You got my vote.
Congratualtions on the beautiful silver spoon!
Beautiful piece. Amazing how well that handle held up for so many winters. The craftsmanship is very fine! Congrats to you!
It is very beautiful, I found a beauty spoon couple summers back, mine used to be Dorothy's it has a 1910 date on the handle, reminds me of yours (a little similar) Maybe it could help date it for you. I could post a pic if you wanted? Did you use a loop and really go over your spoon to look for a mark? It kindof amazes me that as fine the craftsmanship of your spoon that there is no mark? Not even "Sterling"? Maybe if there are no marks at all it might mean it is super old? I'm no expert, just thinking out loud and throwing out some ideas to help ID or date your spoon.