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Description Roman Museum in Butchery Lane, Canterbury, Kent. Spoons with duck or swan handles: part of a hoard found locally. Production: spoon bowls are annealed and stamped out; handles are drawn with forged bird-head ends; patterns are punched with a die. One spoon has a Christian symbol engraved on the bowl. All techniques still used today by silversmiths.
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