Gish Pewter Jamestown Settlement Spoon 1607 Williamsburg Ship Vintage Souvenir

A small piece of America's colonial beginnings: this cast pewter souvenir spoon recalls Jamestown Settlement, the living-history museum near Williamsburg, Virginia, that tells the story of the 1607 landing of the first permanent English colonists. A three-masted sailing ship sails in the round medallion at the top, and the bowl has a beaded rim and a wood-grain texture. It would look right in a souvenir spoon rack, a shadow box, or a Virginia history collection.

Details

• Marked GISH © on the back of the medallion, the mark of Nicholas C. Gish's pewter company, long known for souvenir collector spoons.
• The handle reads JAMESTOWN.
• The bowl reads SETTLEMENT and 1607, with a Williamsburg banner and VA.

Condition: Dark patina and light surface wear, with a small worn, pitted spot where the bowl meets the neck and slight wear to the banner lettering. No bends, breaks or missing parts - see photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.