Silver sprinkling spoon, ca. 1750

Silver sprinkling spoon with an openwork bowl, made around 1750.

The spoon has a playing child as a crown and was used to sprinkle sugar, but could also be used to scoop up wet fruit.

The spreading spoon is hallmarked with an unknown master mark.

The tray has some dents. The silverware is intact.

Weight: 27.5 grams. Dimensions: 7 x 14.5 cm.