Material: Silver-plated (unstamped, likely Japanese or English production)
Size: 116 mm length; 23 mm oval bowl
Description: This collector's souvenir spoon features a polished drop-shaped bowl connected to an ornate, diamond-patterned spiral twisted stem. The finial is designed as a decorative silver-toned shield framed by sweeping rococo-style flourishes and leaf motifs. Settled inside the shield is a vibrant golden-amber enamel finial displaying a painted cluster of dark winter flora. The top text reads "FEBRUARY" in clean block lettering, while the bottom script identifies the botanical subject as the "SWEET VIOLET," traditionally celebrated as the official birth flower for the second month of the calendar year. Reverse unmarked.
Circa: Mid 20th Century
Notes:
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Treasure detail
February “Sweet Violet” Spoon
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