Antique Toledo Ohio Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon - Mechanics Sterling Co.1890s

• Composition: Sterling Silver (.925)  • Maker: Mechanics Sterling Co. (Subsidiary of Watson & Newell)  • Type: Souvenir Spoons  • Age: 1850-1899 or Early 1900s • Region: Toledo, Ohio, USA • Weight: [Please insert weight in grams here if you have a kitchen scale] Description: For your consideration is a beautiful Victorian-era Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon commemorating Toledo, Ohio. This piece is a wonderful example of late 19th-century craftsmanship, featuring intricate relief work and hand-engraved details. Design Details: • The Bowl: Features the name "TOLEDO" in a gorgeous, stylized script with decorative scrolls.  • The Handle (Front): Displays the Official Seal of Ohio at the top (finial), followed by a Buckeye leaf and nut, and a horse head—all iconic symbols of the Buckeye State. • The Handle (Back): Features a majestic American Eagle with a shield, adding to its patriotic appeal. Hallmarks: The back of the handle is clearly stamped with: • "H" inside a pennant flag: The official hallmark for the Mechanics Sterling Company of Attleboro, MA.  • "STERLING": Guaranteeing the silver purity of .925. Condition: Excellent antique condition with a beautiful natural patina. There are no major dents, bends, or deep scratches. The engraving remains crisp and clear. (Please see photos for the best representation of condition). Dimensions: • Length: Approximately [Insert length in inches, likely 5.5" to 6"]