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After a busy summer got in the river today, usually just pocket change pop tops. Today I found this odd spoon buried deep. It has a raised point in the center of the bowl and seems hand made because of the unsemetrical shape and has no markings at all. I think it was gold plated at one time. Any ideas on use and vintage greatly appreciated. Thank yoi
 

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The bowl shape leads me to think it may have been designed for a specific measurement.
You may use various measuring spoons and some salt to see if it holds an exact amount, such as 1 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, etc.
The handle is ornate, so I’m thinking apothecary or cooking. Apothecary would use different measuring sizes, in most likelihood. Good luck.
 
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Here’s a measuring spoon design with a similar bowl design to yours. Quite different from a plate service spoon.
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Very very interesting :headbang:
The raised point might be there to keep things from sticking to the bowl.
 
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