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Birmingham 1918 Solid Silver Spoon of Scottish Interest, Burgh of Kingussie, in the Scottish Highlands.
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Birmingham 1918 Solid Silver Spoon of Scottish Interest, Burgh of Kingussie, in the Scottish Highlands.

1900 - 1920
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Birmingham 1918 very nice English hallmarked solid silver spoon of Scottish interest for the Burgh of Kingussie, (pronounced King-you-sea), a lovely town within Cairngorms National Park, in the Scottish highlands. Kingussie, (Gaelic: Ceann-á-Ghuibhsaich: the head of the pinewood) is the traditional capital of Badenoch, the area of the upper Spey Valley in the Heart of the Scottish Highlands.

Both the gaelic and English names surround the lovely Kingussie crest.

The cast silver terminal leads to a beautifully split stem over a pointed bowl.

Made by Robert Chandler.

Size-4 3/8 inches long by 1 inch wide.

Weight-15 grams.

In very good condition, and very functional, this would appeal to both collectors of spoons and Scottish silver.

Two matching spoons are available, sold separately.

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Serpentine Antiques has dated this Antique Silver Souvenir Spoon to the 1910s.

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SA50801
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3083
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Birmingham 1918 very nice English hallmarked solid silver spoon of Scottish interest for the Burgh of Kingussie, (pronounced King-you-sea), a lovely town within Cairngorms National Park, in the Scottish highlands.
Kingussie, (Gaelic: Ceann-á-Ghuibhsaich: the head of the pinewood) is the traditional capital of Badenoch, the area of the upper Spey Valley in the Heart of the Scottish Highlands.
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fig 1. A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal.
fig 1. Birmingham 1918 Solid Silver Spoon of Scottish Interest, Burgh of Kingussie, in the Scottish Highlands.

Both the gaelic and English names surround the lovely Kingussie crest.

The cast silver terminal leads to a beautifully split stem over a pointed bowl.

Made by Robert Chandler.

Size-4 3/8 inches long by 1 inch wide.

Weight-15 grams.

In very good condition, and very functional, this would appeal to both collectors of spoons and Scottish silver.

Two matching spoons are available, sold separately.

Date of Manufacture

Serpentine Antiques has dated this Antique Silver Souvenir Spoon to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA50801
Dealers Internal Ref
3083
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A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal.
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Archive I A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal.

Birmingham 1918 Solid Silver Spoon of Scottish Interest, Burgh of Kingussie, in the Scottish Highlands.

Archive II A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal. View II
Archive III A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal. View III
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A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal.
Birmingham 1918 solid silver spoon of Scottish interest, Burgh of Kingussie, in the Scottish highlands.
Ref: SA50801
A solid sterling silver souvenir spoon with an oval bowl, a thin stem, and a circular raised crest terminal.
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Commemorative and souvenir silver spoons became widely popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as travel keepsakes, frequently featuring detailed civic crests, coat of arms, or local landmarks cast into the handle terminal.

These spoons were typically constructed from sterling silver, an alloy containing 92.5 percent pure silver and 7.5 percent copper to provide structural hardness for functional and decorative use.

Authentic pieces feature official British hallmarks stamped into the silver, including the anchor symbol for the Birmingham assay office, the lion passant for sterling purity, and the specific date letter corresponding to 1918.

Small silver spoons are commonly presented within framed shadow boxes, arranged on felt-lined display racks, or placed inside glazed display cabinets to serve as subtle historical accents.

Silver should be polished gently using a soft cloth and non-abrasive silver cream, avoiding harsh chemical dips, and stored in tarnish-inhibiting cloth bags away from excess moisture.
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