Leopard Antiques Ten Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons - British Cities

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Reference: S1910 Period: Edward VII Year: 1893-1919 Silversmith: Various Place: London, Chester, Sheffield, Birmingham Price: $ 300.00 Weight: 141 grams Dimensions: 10cm - 12cm Condition: Excellent. Description: A collection of 10 sterling silver souvenir spoons, all from a different British town. The spoons were made in Birmingham, London, Chester and Sheffield, with dates ranging from 1893 to 1919. All 10 spoons have clear hallmarks. The 10 include: 1. Ripon, Birmingham 1912, Levi & Salaman, crest in bowl 2. Bideford, Chester 1906, John Millward Banks with flower trademark, engraved Bediiforde 1577 Sicillun Comvne De 3. Brighton, Birmingham 1918, Levi & Salaman, engraved In Deo Fidemus 4. Scarborough, Birmingham 1905, Levi & Salaman 5. Canterbury, Birmingham 1901, Turnbull Brothers, Cathedral in bowl 6. Oxford, Birmingham 1911, gilded armorial in bowl 7. Manchester Ship Canal, Sheffield 1893, Henry Wigfull, gilded armorial in bowl, cast handle with Navigation & Commerce 8. Unknown town, London 1899, Saunders & Shepherd, cast floral handle, lovely quality 9. Unknown town, Birmingham 1908, Joseph Cook & Sons 10. Oxford University, Sheffield 1919, Joseph Rodgers Note- The earlier spoons pre 1900 are noticeably better quality spoons.


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ten sterling silver souvenir spoons - british towns


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Bideford, silver souvenir spoons


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Scarborough, Ripon, Oxford sterling silver souvenir spoons


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Brighton, Manchester ship canal, solid silver souvenir spoons


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Ripon, Oxford, Manchester ship canal, silver spoon bowls


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Ten sterling silver souvenir spoons - back


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Sheffield silver hallmarks, Joseph rodgers, star cross device


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ten sterling silver souvenir spoons - english towns, -scale

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