Is this an American spoon?

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silverfan
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Is this an American spoon?

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This spoon with twisted stem is only marked with STERLING and a symbol which I do not know. Where does it come from?
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Re: Is this an American spoon?

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Yes, it has the Dominick & Haff trademark which you can look up on this site.
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Re: Is this an American spoon?

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Thanks very much, silverly. Is it an ice spoon?
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You’re welcome. I’d take to be a sugar spoon myself. Others may think differently.
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See also: Information Regarding Dominick & Haff

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