Tiniest spoon I have ever seen

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TC and me detected an old Victorian era house today and I found this very tiny sterling silver spoon. Albert thinks it's an old medicine spoon. It's only 2" long, and marked STERLING with a lion hallmark on the back. Any ideas?

Isn't it cute? ;D
 

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Salt spoon. :) Cool!
 

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Why that's a booger spoon Rick :laughing9: :laughing9: :laughing9:


Tim
 

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And a really cool find. I dont think enough salt to add any Flavor at all.
 

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White Feather said:
:laughing9: :laughing9: Drug Paraphernalia! ;D :tongue3: :laughing9:
See Rick, I knew it had something to do with boogers!! :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7:

Tim
 

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A mustard or salt spoon, they just fit nicely in those tiny containers.
 

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awesome little snuss spoon Rick. congrats
 

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I thought 'snuff' or 'apothecary' spoons were more elliptical.So much for what I know.Neat find :thumbsup:
 

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The consensus is salt spoon, so I will accept that. Although I suppose it could be used as a

snuff spoon, or for other purposes. Thank you all for your replies, now green check time! :thumbsup:
 

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Nice antique salt spoon. Last one I found came from a yardsale for .50 and it sold for a little over $10.00 on Ebay. :thumbsup:
 

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are you sure it's not part of a tea set for leprechauns? :laughing7: :laughing7:
 

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