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City of Wanneroo Museum Collections > Records

Australian Bicentenary Teaspoon

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A small, long, thin, silver, brass and enamel 'Stuart' Australian Bicentenary teaspoon. The bowl of the spoon tapers around a point at the front with a shell pattern on the reverse side at the beginning of the stem to the bowl. The round handle of the spoon is intricately decorated around a white, green, gold and yellow enamel badge. On the lower right-hand corner is a very small gold circle outlined with a 'C' in the centre which is also outlined in gold.

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cwa-org-57-2011.81

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Inscriptions and markings

'Stuart / SILVERPLATED' - on the reverse of the handle
'PERFECTION PLATE MADE IN AUSTRALIA' - reverse of the stem

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A small, long, thin, silver, brass and enamel 'Stuart' Australian Bicentenary teaspoon. The bowl of the spoon tapers around a point at the front with a shell pattern on the reverse side at the beginning of the stem to the bowl. The round handle of the spoon is intricately decorated around a white, green, gold and yellow enamel badge. On the lower right-hand corner is a very small gold circle outlined with a 'C' in the centre which is also outlined in gold.

A small, long, thin, silver, brass and enamel 'Stuart' Australian Bicentenary teaspoon. The bowl of the spoon tapers around a point at the front with a shell pattern on the reverse side at the beginning of the stem to the bowl. The round handle of the spoon is intricately decorated around a white, green, gold and yellow enamel badge. On the lower right-hand corner is a very small gold circle outlined with a 'C' in the centre which is also outlined in gold.

A small, long, thin, silver, brass and enamel 'Stuart' Australian Bicentenary teaspoon. The bowl of the spoon tapers around a point at the front with a shell pattern on the reverse side at the beginning of the stem to the bowl. The round handle of the spoon is intricately decorated around a white, green, gold and yellow enamel badge. On the lower right-hand corner is a very small gold circle outlined with a 'C' in the centre which is also outlined in gold.

A small, long, thin, silver, brass and enamel 'Stuart' Australian Bicentenary teaspoon. The bowl of the spoon tapers around a point at the front with a shell pattern on the reverse side at the beginning of the stem to the bowl. The round handle of the spoon is intricately decorated around a white, green, gold and yellow enamel badge. On the lower right-hand corner is a very small gold circle outlined with a 'C' in the centre which is also outlined in gold.

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