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spoon Klamath River Indian late 19th, early 20th century Soup spoons, elk horn; two sent to the American Museum of Natural History in exchange on Sept. 23, 1911.	spoon Klamath River Indian late 19th, early 20th century Spoon, elkhorn, for soup.
spoon Spoon. Description: one wooden spoon, dark spot on right side of spoon, carved ring about 1" from top of handle.	spoon Early 19th century Spoons. Description: Two spoons, 10 inched long, hand wrought iron, coated with wax, bowls quite shallow and leaf shaped with pointed ends. Handles vary from 1/4" to 1/2" wide with chisled...
spoon Spoon. Description: iron, incised decoration on handle. History: Mexican.	fork knife spoon 1906 Knife, fork and spoons. Badly burned, have been thru the San Francisco fire, 1906. From the History Information Station: Object: Burned spoon and disfigured fork. History:...
fork knife spoon Kinfe, fork, and spoon combined as one utility article. Used by donor's father in Civil War; Company K, 211th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers	fork knife spoon World Stainless Co. ca. 1969 WHAT DO YOU CALL THE OBJECT? eating things objects BECAUSE: we eat with them THE OBJECT REPRESENTS: family EXPLAIN WHY (BELIEF OR FEELING): we all use - always eat...
berry spoon spoon W.K. Vanderslice & Co. ~ San Francisco c. 1870 Silver berry spoon with fluted bowl by Vanderslice and Co., San Francisco. Handle is decorated with the same Gargoyle pattern as 2007.29.5. Monogrammed "F."	spoon Tlingit Spoons, mountain sheep horns. 3 carved handles. "Spoon for food service; with formline design, human head." (Robin Wright, 7/91)
spoon Schulz & Fischer ~ silversmith ~ San Francisco 19th c. 2 three-piece children's place sets. Description: Both sets marked "Coin Schultz & Fischer S.F. Cal." Both sets include a knife, fork, and spoon. The sets are different, but they are...	spoon Northern Northwest Coast culture area ~ Tlingit? 19th century Spoon, horn, dec. incised lines "Mountain sheep horn."9warehouse card)[vv,2/91] Northern Northwest Coast, possibly Tlingit mountain sheep horn spoon for food serving. Handle...
spoon Ifugao \| Northern Luzon late 19th, early 20th century Spoons, wood, carved handles. "Igugas" spoons "Spoons of wood with handles ornamentally carved. "Iguagao" spoons. 1) 7.125" x 2"; 2) 6" x 1.875" Mt. Province, Islannd of Luzon,...	spoon Ifugao \| Northern Luzon late 19th, early 20th century Spoons, wood, carved handles. "Igugas" spoons "Spoons of wood with handles ornamentally carved. "Iguagao" spoons. 1) 7.125" x 2"; 2) 6" x 1.875" Mt. Province, Islannd of Luzon,...
spoon Haida Spoon, horn, sculptured symbolically "Haida mountain goat horn handle with formline animal and bird head with recurved beak. Attached to bowl of mountain sheep horn, used for food serving...	spoon Pomo 1850-1950 Information taken from gallery book: spoon. mussell shell. Pomo. late 19th-early 20th C. woman's eating spoon.
spoon Wooden spoon; worn on the end	spoon Silver spoons. Description: Five coin-silver teaspoons, engraved "M.A.W." .
spoon Silver spoons. Description: Five coin-silver teaspoons, engraved "M.A.W." .	spoon knife fork case Joseph Seymour and Co. ~ Syracuse, NY 1850 Travelling set. Description: three - piece travelling utensil set with case; tag with set: "Travelling case with silver plated knife, fork and spoon. Joseph Seymour and Co. Syracuse New...
chafing dish fork prize spoon tray Theodore B Starr \| New York 1903 Chafing dish, won as a prize by Francis Marion Smith, for his boat, the Effort, Class L, in the Larchmont Race Week sailing races of 1903. A: chafing dish, copper with silver interior, long...	spoon Reed & Barton c.1920s Three identical spoons, marked a, b, c, from the Hotel Oakland. All three spoons are the same pattern with "Hotel Oakland" engraved in script on the handle.
spoon Northern Northwest Coast culture area \| Tlingit? late 19th - early 20th century Spoons: A. Wood B. Horn C. Large ladle, wood, carved handle of totem, for serving at feast. "Northern Northwest Coast, possibly Tlingit spoon; made of horn, plain. For food service...	spoon North American Indian This artifact is made out of a piece of bone and shaped into an oval with one straight end. Although we cannot be certain what this piece was used for, the shape suggests that the collector is...