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Identification of Object - Possibly Georgian/Victorian
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24-02-2019 11:37AM#1Hi all,
I don't know if this falls under 'archaeology' or whether it would be more antiques.
Weight: 120g
Measurements: 155mm L x 80mm W x 20mm D (bowl) / 50mm D (end of handle)
Material: Likely copper
Would anyone know what this object would be used for? It seems like a ladle or measuring spoon but is quite small. I can't understand why there are three divots around the main section, which wouldn't be helpful for pouring anything out.
Found in garden of a georgian/victorian property and Barry's tea bag for reference.
Album of images: https://imgur.com/a/JUSR0Wl0
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