Brass spoon with a large, shallow, round bowl. The handle is flat, with a narrower tip and a bulbous portion a third of the length down. The handle has incised decoration in the shape of a flower below two, horizontal lines, with a triangular motif made on inverse 'v's above the lines.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
627a
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 288 mm x 94 mm x 15 mm
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