Yellowstone Great Falls Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon An early 1920s sterling silver souvenir spoon depicting the Great Falls of Yellowstone National Park. The 4" spoon has a cutout at the handle tip and an embossed scene of the majestic waterfalls. Great Falls is embossed below and Yellowstone Park is lettered horizontally down the handle. The back has a Charles M. Robbins maker's mark and the word Sterling. Very faint, minor marks to the bowl, otherwise excellent condition - considerably better than the poor quality pictures.

Circa: 1920
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Charles M. Robbins Silver  

Beautiful Victorian Silverplated Baby Cup with Engraved Floral Design This wonderful Victorian silverplate baby cup has an ornate chased floral design on the front, with no child's name or inscription. It stands 3-1/8" high and is about 2-5/8" diameter at the rim. There are a couple of small impressions on the rim from tiny teeth, and some shallow little bumps around the bottom base. The cup is fairly tarnished but still beautiful. The only mark I can read is the number 3 on the base. I do believe there are other marks, but the maker remains a mystery to me as they're too faintly impressed to make out.

Circa: 1890s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Victorian Silverplate  

Pierced English Silverplate Coffee Caddy Canister with Red Liner A silverplated coffee caddy or canister, probably meant for instant coffee as it has a spoon holder attached to one side. The caddy has a hammered finish with reticulated decoration and the pierced word Coffee at the center front. The red plastic liner shows through the cut-outs. It isn't marked but was made in Sheffield England.

The silverplate needs a good cleaning and polish. There is corrosion on the inside bottom. I don't know if it will polish out but it doesn't show. The red interior liner has some mild color fading, no chips or cracks. About 6" tall to the top of the lid finial, 3-5/8" diameter at the base.

Country of Origin: GB