It is a spoon, but made into a pin? Now that is odd...
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Bluegill- what you have is a salt spoon from about 1900. It is in a pattern I believe called.... I cannot remember, but it is a better pattern and sought after. This was made into a piece of jewelry around 1910-1920 when doing this was very popular. Unfortunately turning it into a pin was a bad thing for this little spoon. If not turned into jewelry, this would have been worth about $40.00, as a piece of antique jewelry, it is worth about $15-$20 tops.
Found a Sterling Silver Spoon
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Posted - 06/24/2008 : 19:43:27
