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Hi all any ideas age and origin on this spoon or whatever it is. has a mark possibly made in somewhere with what looks like a 90 next to it thanks chris

 

looks like a pie server..

 

Could it possibly be for absinthe?

 

omg another word I had to Google thanks might have a winner

 

While it's possible....the absinthe spoon is made to let a greater flow of liquid thru it....speically near the handle......and doesn't have the ornate end to the handle yours does..

 

noticed that ice test tested silverand scratch test came up silver so not sure

 

found this online re the possible connection with the 90 mark
http://www.925-1000.com/a_platenumbers.html
Possibly plated

 

Maybe a berry spoon?
I believe those two digit marks are for plate, @Bakersgma will know.
German makes sense for the style.

 

'MADE IN HOLLAND' - it's a silverplate cake/pastry server, looks like the top was broken off...

~Cheryl

 

Yes, I thought the top was missing.

 

works for pie , too.

 

Pie is a pastry...

Dutch silver catalogs usually call these a 'taartschep'.

https://www.google.com/search?tbm=i...64.mobile-gws-img..1.1.22.3...177.jb8OTaJerB0

~Cheryl

 

'Taart' is sweet, savoury pies are called 'pastei', schep is scoop.

A taartschep is flat, and this looks like it has a slightly rounded bowl, more like a berry spoon, in Dutch 'aarbeienschep' or 'nat fruitschep':

 

thanks guys awesome
any idea in age of this one and thought it was missing something on top

 

This is a Dutch cake server. Doubles as a pie or confection server.
Absinthe spoons are typically smaller and have more pierced/reticulated work so that the liquid can flow around the sugar cube.

 

The broken part may have looked like the one on the left here:

 

If you didn’t mean to write spoon twice you can edit titles.
It may be too late though.

 

I know I was typing in a tunnel