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Qing Dynasty The gold spoon is 90% in purity. It is one of the food utensils in the palace. The spoon is smooth and plain in design. The handle is made of gray jade, inlaid with gold ruyi at the top. Fine in gold quality, particular in material choosing and exquisite in workmanship, the spoon reflects from a certain aspect the exquisiteness of the food vessels in the Qing-Dynasty palace. |
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