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Size is 10 1/8 inches long.
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Answer from Kovels: This is a spoon for serving berries, sterling silver, Art Nouveau style, made by Gorham, 1900-1940.
Sauce spoon hence the cut outs on the edge to get around the rim.
A silver-plated hand mirror, picture taken from the back of the mirror.
At over 10 inches long, this art nouveau berry serving spoon would originaly be from a set.
A casserole serving spoon. It could also be used as a baked potato spoon but they’re usually not that round.
Nut or crouton spoon.
An absinthe spoon
Ice spoon
I think it is a jam spoon.
Looks like an Art Nouveau mirror.
A dressing spoon
A casserole spoon.
Sugar spoon
Tomato spoon
I can see why some might think it a spoon. I’m thinking we’re seeing the backside of a hand mirror.
Berry Spoon
An oyster serving spoon.
Serving spoon of some kind.
My guess is a Pate Spreader spoon