A sterling silver serving spoon in a Lily pattern
which was designed by Charles Osborne.
Beautifully decorated with deep relief flowers on both sides.
Scalloped-form wide and deep bowl.

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Monogrammed with engraved script "TSC"

Marked to the underside:
"Pat. 1902" - the year of the patent;
"R'd 1902" - registered;
"Lion passant" with "W" into a shield - trademark for Whiting;
"Sterling" for .925/1000 silver purity.

Made by Whiting Mfg. Co., N.Y. New York, ca.1902

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Approx.: Length: 9-1/8in.  (233mm.)
              Bowl (crosswise): 3-3/4in. x 3-3/16in. (95mm. x 81mm.)
              Bowl Depth: 3/4in.  (19mm.)
              Weight: 3.90 troy oz.  (121.3 gr.)

Thick-walled, heavy for it size.

Tiny ding to its bowl, see photo with red arrow.
Minor/light scratches showing use and age.

Commensurate with age, the condition is very good.

Dark spots you are seeing on the photos,
are reflection of a camera and other objects.

Rare for its image and overall condition.

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