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Old Chinese Soup Spoon - Dragon & Flowers - porcelain - hallmarked - nice

One Chinese Soup Spoon for 1 individual person.

Fine China - Porcelain Ceramic

Estimated to be from the late 1950's to the 1960's.

Slightly hollow, breather holes in the back of the spoon's bowl and spoon's handle.

Gold Trim Rim

The handle is also curved and is part of the spoon's bowl.

CONDITION: Excellent - Previously Owned - Some wear to the gold trim rim.

Measures approximately 5¾ inches by 1 7/8 inches across the top of the bowl (perpendicular to the other measurement direction)..

Weighs approximately 1.4 ounces. This is not the shipping weight and not the dimensional shipping weight. This is also NOT the fluid ounces.

Unique Pictures of the actual item available in this listing.

Hallmark (backstamp on bottom):

Besides soup, I have found a fine ice cream tastes better with this type of spoon, but everybody is different. It does take some practice to get the art of using this type of spoon for hot or cold. The spoon itself can rest between slurps to cool or heat the food.

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