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There is a long-standing and misleading tendency in the trade to describe any miniature spoon as a snuff spoon. The only undoubted snuff spoons I know of are tiny ones, a fraction the size of yours, that are occasionally found clipped inside the lid of 18th century snuff boxes. The bowl of your spo...

I was told that this was a snuff spoon, but found another similar spoon online claiming it to be a salt spoon. This spoon terminates in a rearing horse, while the other had a lion and shield instead, otherwise they appeared identical. I thought this spoon was pewter, but the online reference said it...

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. The maker of your spoon is Robert Rutland, see: http://www.925-1000.com/dlLondon12.html#M" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I letter, I think, would be 'J' Trev. Thanks! Yeah, I thought it might be double "R"s but honestly after looking at it for so ...

This website is amazing! I think I have determined that my silver spoon is... Sterling, from London, and was made between 1820-1825. The problem though, is that the Maker's Mark is squished and I can't make it out. I was hoping someone here could help me decipher it. http://i71.photobucket.com/album...