This Antique EPNS London Heraldic Enamel Souvenir Tea Spoon is a beautiful and unique piece of silverplate craftsmanship from the United Kingdom. Measuring 4.75 inches in length, the Art Nouveau style souvenir spoon features a shield design on the handle, showcasing intricate enamel details. The silverplated construction and antique age, dating from 1900-1940, add to its charm and collectibility. Perfect for tea enthusiasts or collectors of vintage silverware, this souvenir spoon is a lovely addition to any collection.

The image shows the decorative handle finial of a vintage collectible souvenir spoon featuring the official Coat of Arms of the City of London.

Design Details

• Coat of Arms: It displays a central white shield bearing a red St. George's Cross, with a red sword in the upper-left quarter representing the patron saint, St

• Paul. The shield is supported on both sides by winged dragons.

• Motto: The scrollwork cut into the metal reads "DOMINE

DIRIGE NOS",

", which is Latin for

"Lord, guide us"-the official motto of the City of London.

• Enamel Plaque: Below the crest is a dark blue enamel banner

explicitly reading

"LONDON".

These items were widely produced from the mid-20th century onward as travel memorabilia for tourists visiting the United Kingdom.