Pioneer Museum teaspoon
c. 1985silver-plated metal teaspoon with a model of a Cobb & Co coach drawn by two horses on handle
This spoon was made by Sundowner for sale at this museum (previously named the Greenough Pioneer Museum from 1971-2012). It later ended up in Mundaring.
Details
Details
Front - PIONEER MUSEUM GREENOUGH
Back - SUNDOWNER
In the 1980-90s many people collected souvenir spoons from places they visited. This spoon was one of a series using sculptural models of 'pioneers' that could be ordered with the name of the place then engraved on the front. Despite having a Cobb & Co coach on the handle, this firm never operated at Greenough.
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Greenough Farmer's Club Show first prize card
- Antimacassar
- Leaning tree postcard
- Greenough Road Board dog license disc
- Framed linocut "Greenough Hamlet from the hill VI"
- Cart Note no.256
- Cart Delivery Note no.129
- Maley's Mill & Store Cart Note no.106 - Goods for M. Logue
- silver liqueur goblets
- Framed watercolour "Old Greenough"
- Scotch College Prize book

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