Vintage 800 and 900 Silver Souvenir Spoons

Item Details

A group of four vintage silver souvenir spoons. Two are made of coin silver, and include one unmarked piece with enameled end representing the crest of the Isle of Wight, and the city of Ryde, while the other depicts a man in robes with the letter X, possibly St. Xavier. This spoon has three hallmarks to reverse, a star symbol, the number 90 in a circle, and a stamp that appears to represent two towers. An enameled spoon representing the Croatian city of Dubrovnik is stamped ‘800’ to reverse with other hallmarks, while the openwork filigree spoon is from Lebanon with a representation of a Cedar of Lebanon to tip, and is marked ‘Liban 80’ to reverse. Each piece is hallmarked, or has tested as, 800 or 900 silver. The total combined weight of both 800 silver spoons is 0.580 ozt including enamel. The total combined weight of both 900 silver spoons is 0.990 ozt including enamel.

• This item has been evaluated and verified by an independent Graduate Gemologist. (CINTM).

• All diamond and gemstone grading is done under GIA standards as the mounting permits, where gemstones are present. All weights and measurements are estimated and approximate. Industry standard and accepted treatments for gemstones are assumed unless otherwise noted.

Condition

- minor markings throughout.

Dimensions

- the longest spoon is 4.60" in length.
- the total combined weight of both 800 silver spoons is 0.580 ozt including enamel.
- the total combined weight of both 900 silver spoons is 0.990 ozt including enamel.

Item #

17CIN261-345