I don't have a picture at the moment, but it is the "Cupid Awake" - in the original oval frame - 8" X 10", #1898 published by the Taber Prang Art Co in Springfield MA.
STERLING SILVER SPOON ,IVE DONE SOME RESEARCH AND IVE FOUND OUT THAT THE HALMARKS MEAN ITS STERLING SILVER MADE IN ENGLAND AROUND 1784,WHEN KING GEORGE 3RD WAS KING,BUT I JUST CANT FIND OUT WHO MADE IT,THE INITIALS ARE G.S. BUT I CAN FIND WHO THAT IS.OR WHAT THIS SPOON IS WORTH.
It has the makers mark of a spider web with a 5 pointed star in the center and a w in the center of that. It also has the word quadruple plate .At the bottom of the star in big numbers it says 128.
This is a washstand set that was at the home of my Great Aunt in southern West Virginia. She was 90 or so when she passed away this year. As the area was a coal mining area and our family worked for the coal company, I am thinking it was purchased at a company store. I tried to include a photo of the stamp on the bottom of the pieces. I am curious to know what the large lidded pot was (is) as well as the smaller one with the round insert. Thinking the latter is maybe a soap dish and the former something for the used water.
