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Hi Peter,


Often they use the name of a tea shovel but it is a sugar shovel, simply because it makes more impression

Best regards

Correction

George Smith (III) & William Fearn (GS WF)
1788..1796
t =1794

Refined sugar was not earlier than in the 19th century
That explains my comment
it is a sugar sifter spoon, with larger sieve opening than in the 19th century

Hi,
Makers Mark: George Smith (III) & William Fearn (GS WF)
Period: 1788..1796
Date letter t =1794

Refined sugar was not earlier than in the 18th century
That explains my comment
it is a sugar sifter spoon, with larger sieve opening than in the 18th century

Hi Peter,

Yes I know the prices of sugar, tea and spices shofels, but also of the mostard spoons.
What you show are the classics sugar shofels.

Always interesting to share

Thank you for this

Hi Peter,

Unfortunately ......
Almost .......... excellent

It is a tea shovel. :)

Thank you

Who and what is it?

Length is 10 cm
Ebony handle

Hi all, So if I understand correctly, it is a sugar sifter spoon. I have several sugar sifter spoon from various countries (the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany etc) whose stray sizes are very small. I thought that this was a (wet) fruit shovel. (if I translate it correctly - Google :))) Many t...

Hi Brian,

Would not the holes be too big for that?
I thought it had something to do with fruit.

What is it?

Thank you in advance

#Thanks Guido for your response. It remains difficult if you do not have fixed references, such as the official quality mark of a country. I have read on this site that Belgium had a period that it was not compulsory to legally approve In my opinion, this box was made in Germany in terms of quality ...

Hi,

Thank you very much for all this information, I am very happy with it.

Hi Oel,

It is really D.J and with the magnifying glass it is much clearer than with the camera
The photo is now without flash and in evening light
Maybe it will be clearer in daylight tomorrow

Thanks for the response

AG2012, thank you for your response

Hopefully there is someone who recognizes the mark of the maker

Silver spoons - the twelve apostles in a casette - the Netherlands With crown Jeweler E.G. Heckman Groote Houtstraat 164 Haarlem Makers Mark D.J. Includes Sword on the inside of the spoon Many thanks in advance https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg

AG2012, Thank you for your contribution, it is very appreciated. To clarify, it is my imperfection to declare the dimensions and weight incorrectly The dimensions are 11x8x3.5 cm / 106.1 grams. That's why a pillbox is impossible I have now started to pay more attention to the size and see that these...

Aguest thanks for your reaction as a contributor. I wonder if anyone can provide conclusive evidence. There is plenty of talent on this forum, and certainly those who have expertise Could someone tell me how old this snuff box can be. Maybe there is someone who can tell something more about the engr...

Trev,
 
Thanks for the quick response.
He must be made before 1934.
(Spain - Pentagram - 1934 / present), and that explains this form. (I think :))
I'm waiting for the reaction you mentioned

Hi,

As far as I can see, the initials of the Maker are D.P and 800.
Maybe German ??

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