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Ongerup and Needilup district Museum > Records

Sugar Spoon

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Overview

the bowl end of spoon has small holes to allow sugar to fall through or to strain lliquids.

Historical information

donated by Cliff Dowling of Jerramungup and believed to have been used with the family lived i South Australia, used by Mr Dowlings mother

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-126-85.2

Item type

Domestic Objects

Material

Metal (silver-plated)

Width

3.8000 cm

Height or length

11.8000 cm

Inscriptions and markings

there are no markings on front of spoon and markings on back are hard to see.

Keywords

sugar spoon

Last modified

Friday, 17 April, 2026

Completeness

55

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