Vintage Barbados Souvenir Collectible Spoon with Enamel Crest

This collectible souvenir spoon features a detailed enamel crest representing Barbados. Crafted from metal with a polished finish, it is perfect for collectors or as a unique gift. The spoon shows minor signs of wear consistent with light use but remains in good condition overall. A charming addition to any collection of travel memorabilia or decorative spoons. This spoon was most likely manufactured between the mid-1960s and the 1980s. Colonial Seal (Historical Context): The enamel shield features the historic colonial seal of Barbados (Britannia riding a sea chariot drawn by seahorses). Barbados officially adopted a new national coat of arms when it gained independence in November 1966, but souvenir makers produced items with the traditional crest well into the 1970s and 1980s. Manufacturing Style: The cast chrome/silver-plated finish, standard die-cut shape, and inset epoxy-enamel shield are typical of mass-produced tourist souvenir spoons from the 1970s through the late 1980s.