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Delightful Sycamore Table Spoon

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Delightful Sycamore Table Spoon Late 19th century sycamore table spoon
The wood feels so smooth it seems soft like butter. I suspect that the spoon was a love token and as such was never going to be used. This is evidenced by the condition, the only blemish of any kind whatsoever is a tiny discolouration under the handle at its tip.
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Dimensions9" long and the bowl and little longer than 3" Category Antique Treen Date Late 19th century  Late 19th Century Antiques Material Sycamore Origin Welsh Condition Immaculate condition as if it had never been used Immaculate condition as if it had never been used. Item code as980a118 / 1235 Status Sold

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Anthony House AntiquesPrivate dealer
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Near Lampeter, Ceredigion
Mid Wales

Tel : 07977547061
or : 01570470239

Non UK callers : +44 7977547061 or +44 1570470239
 
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Delightful Sycamore Table Spoon
 
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