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$62.93
Celebrate a moment in British history with this beautifully preserved 1951 Festival of Britain souvenir spoon. This vintage piece features the iconic Festival of Britain emblem in enamel at the handle top, complete with the date 1951 and Union Jack-inspired detailing. The silver-coloured spoon has a classic ornate stem and is presented in its original patterned presentation box with vintage tissue lining.
A perfect gift for Anglophiles, royal memorabilia collectors, or anyone who loves mid-century design and historical keepsakes.
Features:
• Commemorative souvenir from the 1951 Festival of Britain
• Silver-tone metal with enamelled crest
• Approximate length: 4"
• Comes in original presentation box
• Excellent vintage condition
Please Note:
There are no visible hallmarks, and this item is sold as a vintage collectible. It has not been tested for silver content and is priced accordingly.
Tags:
Festival of Britain spoon, 1951 souvenir, British memorabilia, coronation collectable, enamel spoon, vintage boxed spoon, royal commemorative
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