Native American Souvenir Spoon

An assortment of various sized spoons chased with Indian Chiefs on handles, monogrammed and landmarks on bowls. Hallmarked makers marks STERLING. Largest spoon measures: 5.75"L x 1.25"W. Smallest spoo

Includes Victoria British Columbia; Edmonton; Seattle, WA; Asheville, NC; New York; and more. 4" to 6" long. 16.18 ozt total.

Includes Calgary; Reading, PA; Atlanta, GA, Montreal; and more. 4-1/8" to 5-3/4" long. 11.710 ozt total.

9 Sterling silver pieces, all marked. 6 serving pieces including sardine tongs, ice cream server/knife, shell bowl spoon, 2 serving forks, and 3 Native American souvenir spoons.

Group of 7 souvenir spoons depicting Native American chiefs in ceremonial costume and buffalo heads 4"-6" 5.1 troy oz.

STERLING SILVER FIGURAL NATIVE AMERICAN / INDIAN CHIEF SOUVENIR SPOONS / FORKS, LOT OF 16, mostly full-figure examples, including a Pan American Exposition 1901 example with embossed "Electric Tower"

Grouping of seven silver Native American/American West souvenir spoons, including spoons from Tucson, Arizona; University of Washington (Chief Seattle); Sturgeon Bay Canal, Wisconsin; Nelson, British

4 Sterling silver souvenir spoons Native American Figures. Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon; Spokane Falls, Washington; Outing Club, Detroit. 5 1/2-6"

3 sterling demitasse souvenir spoons, all Native American Handles. Public school Clarkston, Washington 4 1/4". Island of Mackinac 4", City hall Regina 4".

Lot includes: Eyeglass case (5"l), sterling by Rose dish (6" across), light with handle (2"t), cigarette or card case (3.75"x 3") and Native American theme Catskills Mountains souvenir spoon and a Eur

ANTIQUE ENGRAVED 925 & 800 SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS: Sioux City; Pike’s Peak in Colorado Springs; Niagara Falls; Rockford, Illinois – commemorating the 50th anniversary of the state and with the sta

Group of 19, silver souvenir spoons and a fork, some antique, of Native American design and motifs: one possibly Northwest Coast; one with eagle terminal; three with 'whirling log' swastikas;

2 Sterling souvenir spoons with Native Americans, one is for Mackinac Island 5.5"L, and the other is for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair 5"L

Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons With Native American Designs, Circa 1900-1912. Each spoon's handle incorporates a detailed design, typically on the theme of a Native American Chief wearing a feather h

LOT OF 5 STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS FEATURING NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS. 4.42 TROY OZ. LONGEST IS 6 INCHES.

LOT OF 5 STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS FEATURING NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS. 3.81 TROY OZ. LONGEST IS 6 INCHES.

Nine pieces sterling souvenir spoons and fork. Native American designs, Yellowstone spoon, and more. Includes Chas M. Robbins and Wallace Sterling. 2.75 ozt total. 2-1/2" to 4-3/4" long. Light scratch

comprising souvenir spoons, some with Native American figures. Includes two jade tip iced tea spoons, "Keokuk", Tiffany & Co Statue of Liberty, Niagara Falls, Frontenac Quebec, Mount Vernon, Buffalo,

6 Sterling silver souvenir spoons. Denver, CO State Capital with Native American. Gorham Easter Spoon H-443. Baker Manchester Atlanta, GA with enamel. Grand Canyon Conquistador and horse handle. 1901

Seventeen Antique American Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons. All are older, late 19th, early 20th century. Weight combined is 405 grams. Colorado, Chicago, Denver with Native American, World's Columbia

Collection of 18 sterling silver souvenir spoons including ornate Late Victorian designs, Art Nouveau floral motifs, Northwest coast totem pole, Native American figural, Vermont towns including Rutlan

full size and demitasse size includes Native American, Atlantic City, Buffalo, University of Washington, filigree, enameled and more, 367 grams total.

Large collection of souvenir spoons from all over the world. Includes sterling & 800 silver spoons (6.15 oz), an antique Nome Alaska sterling spoon of an Eskimo woman holding a baby on her back, and m

Antique sterling silver souvenir spoons. 135.4 g. Oregon Native American, San Francisco, Rolex, Saint Paul Minnesota, Minneapolis, Portland, Chicago.