Crafts, content strategy, flatware, and dogs. Not necessarily in that order.
This week, I’m dusting off a bunch of my favorite antique spoons, starting with this souvenir from Buffalo, New York.
Made by Buffalo jeweler, Theodore Charles Tanke, the spoon was probably made around 1900. The bowl is a little tarnished, but otherwise it’s in good condition. The detail of the buffalo at the top the handle is exquisite and I adore the font they used for the city name.
Because I have a horrible cold and very little imagination, I crowdsourced today’s spoon through Facebook. Continue reading “Day 44 – The Churchill, Manitoba Tour Spoon”
Since many people have asked about them, today I’m presenting you with one of the haunted spoons from my collection. Continue reading “Day 24 – The 1901 Pan Am Exposition Spoon”