1669-1731 Antique 17th 18th Century Jorgensen Danish Silver Spoon 17 jewel movement are in good shape

are in good shape

platter spoon or stuffing spoon made by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV of London in 1811

The other side has turquoise and a white stone that looks to be mother of pearl

This piece weighs 298 grams or 10

The underside of each plate is stamped with the Royal Copenhagen maker's mark

1669-1731 Antique 17th 18th Century Jorgensen Danish Silver Spoon 17 jewel movement are in good shapePresented is a very old silver spoon made in Denmark between 1669 1731 by Danish maker Morten Jorgensen. The spoon is clearly very old, in a form typical of Continental Europe during the 1600s or 17th century. The spoon has a wide, shallow bowl and unusual, scrolled handle. The handle has a decorative ball at the tip. The back of the spoon is monogrammed with the initials SPS or JPS and MS in an ornately engraved wreath. The scroll form in the middle