A friend of mine came across this spoon and asked if could help with identifying the marks and an age. Can anyone tell me anything about this spoon?
Spoon I.D.
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More of a scoop, no?
Updated: I'm seeing a lot of Stilton cheese scoops (Stilton is a bit runny I guess?)
Updated: I'm seeing a lot of Stilton cheese scoops (Stilton is a bit runny I guess?)
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Stilton is a type of cheese? Ha! My kids read books about "Geronimo Stilton". He is a mouse detective. That's funny!
(It looks more like bleu cheese. Crumbly, I guess.)
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(It looks more like bleu cheese. Crumbly, I guess.)
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Looks like it could be British sterling?
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I came up with London, 1773 with George Smith II as a possible maker.
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