Tiffany & Co Sterling New York World's Fair Spoon

A sterling silver souvenir spoon commemorating the New York World's Fair, 1940 by Tiffany & Co. Marked Tiffany & Co., Sterling, M Pat. The underside of the spoon bowl captioned, New York World's Fair,

1939 TIFFANY & CO. STERLING WORLD'S FAIR SOUVENIR SPOON Tiffany & Co. sterling silver souvenir spoon, obelisk handle, marked "New York World's Fair 1939" on back of spoon bowl, maker's mark on han

Each spoon reads WM RODGERS MFG CO. Spoons tested positive for sterling silver with PuriTEST tester. Front side of each spoon reads 1939 NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR. Includes RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION BUILDING

Description: Lot of ten assorted silver pieces: 1. Silver handled thongs with floral pattern and inscribed with "H" and "K". 2. (4) Rogers MFG Co. silver spoons marked 1939 New York World's Fair a. (1

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A Collection of Eight Transfer Printed Porcelain Plates by Various Makers from the World of Tomorrow New York World's Fair, 1939, Including pieces by Lamberton, Mason's, Adams for Tiffany & Co., and J

Group of (7) Silver Plated New York World's Fair Spoons, including: Set of (6) spoons by Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co., 6" long; and (1) blue enameled spoon with Perisphere and Trylon by Wallace, 5 7/8" long.

1939 New York World's Fair spoons & forks. Souvenir & silver plated spoons. (3) World's Fair City 1492-1898 antique spoons. Larkin soap Co., Buffalo, New York advertising demitasse spoon. Silver plate

Misc. lot including New York Worlds Fair spoons, powder jar, (4) goblets, menu holders in original case etc. Sterling weight 592 in marked items.

In original box, Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co.

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