The end of the spoon shows a woman in an ornate horned headdress. The use of pewter was common in the Middle Ages, and was popular until developments in glass making in 18th and 19th centuries.

These are made from pewter and have been dated from the 1400s. The end of the spoon shows a woman in an ornate horned headdress. The use of pewter was common in the Middle Ages, and was popular ...