old unidentified spoon

[Brukselka]

Hello

I am new at this forum. I will be happy if somebody help me to identify my treasure which I found at the seaside.
I have no idea how old it can be. I was looking for on Internet and there were many spoons with various signatures and engraver but I couldnt find similar to mine. It is in poor condition but there is something visible on it. Could anyone have an eye on and say something about that item? Thanks Ela

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Not seeing any pictures.

 

[jeff of pa]

Pictures Appearing Now

 

[Digalotajunk]

Looks like a silver servig spoon. Saw this one on google.

 

[Digalotajunk]

Cant see a makers mark on yours either. Sorry, the obvious is all i got!

 

[Simon1]

Looks more like a ladle ? Due to the size of the bowl maybe.

 

[Digalotajunk]

I was thinkin maybe the crack would be wider if it was a flat ladle. But, idk. One of those pics IS the back. But, i can't see if anything is stamped between the bends.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Definitely silver plate on brass, as already mentioned, likely a serving spoon due to it's overall length.
What you can do is search on line for pics of cutlery with a similar handle/shaft.
Welcome to Treasure Net Brukselka,
Dave

 

[diggummup]

More than likely it was once silver over copper (not brass) which was the commonly useed base metal. It's overall length is what negates it from being a serving spoon. Way too small. Your spoon depicts a monk.
If you do a google image search of plated monk spoons you will see many varieties to search from.

edit... ps- also it would have been considered a collector spoon or demitasse spoon by the small size, which appears to be around 4" or so when flattened out.


https://www.google.com/search?safe=...0i24k1j0i13k1j0i13i30k1.0.u00YHt5O89U#imgrc=_

 

[Carolina Tom]

More than likely it was once silver over copper (not brass) which was the commonly useed base metal. It's overall length is what negates it from being a serving spoon. Way too small. Your spoon depicts a monk.
If you do a google image search of plated monk spoons you will see many varieties to search from.

edit... ps- also it would have been considered a collector spoon or demitasse spoon by the small size, which appears to be around 4" or so when flattened out.


https://www.google.com/search?safe=...0i24k1j0i13k1j0i13i30k1.0.u00YHt5O89U#imgrc=_

Awesome ID sir.