Souvenir spoon 1895 - 1896

This souvenir spoon, created by Saunders & Shepherd in 1895-1896, is a prime example of decorative silverware. The spoon features a detailed design with a central crest and flanking figures, likely representing a specific city or region. This type of souvenir was popular in the late 19th century, serving as a memento of travel and a reminder of a place visited. The spoon, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases craftsmanship and a sense of history.