1898 issue Victor Silver Co. A1 (Derby Silver) - 5" five-o'clock spoons

6 (six) 5” Spoons are available - the pricing reflects taking all 6, but I'll break up the lot if requested. The spoons are decidedly smaller than a normal teaspoon - maybe a dessert spoon? a child's spoon? or what's called a "5 o'clock spoon?" They measure 5 inches in length and 1 1/16 inches at the widest point.

International Silver Co. incorporated Victor Silver Co. in 1898. A lower quality line of silver plate, it was common for them to make flatware for hotels and restaurants including the engraving of the hotel/restaurant name on the stems. Victor was also a line of the Derby Silver Co. - this mark continued to be used through the 1920’s. Derby merged with International Silver Co. in 1898.

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