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(Chicago World's Fair) - Vintage 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair Spoon Depicting the Fisheries Building
Chicago, Illinois, 1893. 1893. Chicago, Illinois, 1893. 1893. Very good. - The 4-1/4 inch long spoon is adorned with a portrait (possibly Columbus) at the top between the dates of 1893 and 1492. "World's Fair City" is embossed along the handle and the Fisheries Building is depicted within the bowl. The spoon is tarnished and has both silver and copper hues. I can't make out the printing embossed on the back of the spoon's handle which has possibly been worn down by polishing over the years. Very good .
USD 15.00 [Appr.: EURO 14] Booknumber: 22515
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