The first souvenir spoons produced in the United States were products of well-traveled silversmiths. The inaugural souvenir spoon was produced in 1889 by Galt & Bros of Washington D.C.

In the United States, souvenir-spoon-collecting dates back to the mid-1800s (the first American souvenir spoon, produced in the late 1800s, was outfitted with George Washington’s profile).

I have 38 spoons. Thirty-eight ridiculously useless spoons. You know, those tiny ornate souvenirs that can be found in touristy gift shops worldwide, collecting dust next to the novelty shot ...

spoon Object Type flatware Physical Description silver (overall material) gold (gold wash material) Measurements spoon, souvenir: 4 1/2 in x 15/16 in; 11.43 cm x 2.3876 cm overall: 1/2 in x 4 1/2 in x ...

A souvenir spoon, Cammie Pohl said, is one that represents a place, person or event. There's no Guinness World Record set currently for souvenir spoons, but an Australian man holds the record for ...

The National Souvenir Spoon Collectors Guild Convention has come to Davenport to share their love of decorative cutlery with a competition and a banquet. Skip Navigation. Share on Facebook; ...

Souvenir spoons – collector’s item or landfill. It seems a curious state of affairs that a teaspoon could come to represent a travel destination.

Interestingly, most souvenir spoons of that era were made of sterling silver, a fact which would have made them prohibitively expensive to many fair-goers were it not for the fact that the silver ...

The first souvenir spoons produced in the United States were products of well-traveled silversmiths. The inaugural souvenir spoon was produced in 1889 by Galt & Bros of Washington D.C.