Double-ended spoon
1801-1930
Horn spoon
Spoon
1701-1850
Double-ended spoon
Ivory spoon
1880-1920
Spoon
1701-1850
Tinned iron table spoon
1790-1819
Silver medicine spoon
1701-1900
Silver medicine spoon, Europe, 1701-1900
1701-1900
Bronze spoon, possibly Roman
Ointment spoon in form of a diving girl, Egypt, 1575-1308 BCE
1575-1308 BCE
Latten spoon, possibly 13th or 14th century
1201-1400 CE
Bronze spoon
Spoon adapted for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, United Kingdom, 1919
1919
Broken wooden spoon, used to bang saucepans during the weekly 'Clap for Our Carers', March-May 2020
2016-2020
Latten spoon, 1501-1700
1501-1700
Bronze spoon
Snuff spoon
1890-1920
Bronze spoon, Greek or Roman
Bronze spoon, Roman, 199-500 CE
199-500 CE
Bronze spoon with figure-of-eight-shaped bowl
1-350 CE
Latten spoon with cone knop, 14th or 15th century
1301-1500 CE
Snuff spoon
1880-1930
Perforated spoon, bronze, Roman, 199BC-500AD
199 BCE-500 CE
Spoon, small, bronze, Roman
199-500 CE
Bone spoon with decorated handle
100 BCE -1900
Tin spoon of European manufacture
1880-1920
Bronze spoon
Dining with Dignity spoon
2013
Folding medicine spoon and scoop, 1701-1800
1701-1800
Pewter spoon
1601-1800
Combined spoon and pick, Roman, 199 BCE-500 CE
199 BCE-500 CE
Latten spoon, cone knop, 14th or 15th century
1301-1500 CE
Spoon commemorating smallpox recovery, London, England, 1740
1740
Metal spoon with round bowl straight stem
Bronze spoon, found in London, Roman
Spoon with dark blue painted decoration
1801-1900
Spoon, bone, incomplete
199-500 CE
Small bone spoon
2000-500
Latten spoon with cone knop, 14th or 15th century
1301-1500 CE
Spoon commemorating smallpox recovery, London, England, 1740
1740
Combined spoon and probe
199 BCE-500 CE
Bronze spoon, round bowl straight stem, Roman
Small wooden spoon, English, 1880-1920
1880-1920
Spoon, bronze, handle broken
500 BCE-500 CE
Combined spoon and probe
500 BCE-500 CE
Silver plated spoon
1601-1800
Metal spoon
Latten spoon, cone knop, 14th or 15th century
1301-1500 CE
