Unusual Scottish sterling spoon with stone set terminal, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1980 with the makers mark being that of Norman Cherry.
Exact purpose of this spoon we are not 100% sure of, possibly a condiment spoon or spoon for stirring drinks?.
Measures 113mm in length and is in excellent condition.
Norman Cherry was a jeweller and silversmith from Kelso in Scotland.
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| Unusual Scottish sterling spoon with stone set terminal, hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1980 with the makers mark being that of Norman Cherry.Exact purpose of this spoon we are not 100% sure of, possibly a condiment spoon or spoon for stirring drinks?. Measures 113mm in length and is in excellent condition. Norman Cherry was a jeweller and silversmith from Kelso in Scotland.
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