Hello everyone,
I hope someone here can help identify the purpose of this 25 cm long spoon with a dip on the handle. I suspect it might be an apothecary spoon, but I’m not entirely sure. Additionally, I'm curious about its origin. While I believe it may come from Germany, I'm uncertain about the specific city it might be from.
Any insights would be greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance! 😊
Best regards,
ShinySpoon
Apothecary spoon?
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Re: Apothecary spoon?
how about a "Knochenmarklöffel" (bone marrow spoon) ?
hallmark is from Münster
makers mark is FI/D =
Franz Joseph Dieninck
(1744-1827), apprenticed 1757-63, Master 1771. The ca. 1800 date is correct, though.
Ref: Hans Galen & Axel Schollmeier, Gold und Silber aus Münster (Münster: Das Stadtmuseum, 1992), p. 270
hallmark is from Münster
makers mark is FI/D =
Franz Joseph Dieninck
(1744-1827), apprenticed 1757-63, Master 1771. The ca. 1800 date is correct, though.
Ref: Hans Galen & Axel Schollmeier, Gold und Silber aus Münster (Münster: Das Stadtmuseum, 1992), p. 270