A small nickel silver spoon. ● Purchased at an antique market several years ago. ● The motifs of a cavalryman and a windmill suggest it might be a foreign souvenir spoon, but the back is stamped with the domestic cutlery brand, AZUMA. ● There is also a marking indicating nickel silver: N.S. ● I've kept it stored away because I felt it was too precious to use. ● I think it's very small and cute compared to a typical teaspoon (see image). I will sell it to someone who likes it. ⭐︎ Nickel silver refers to a product made by silver plating the surface of "nickel silver," an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc. It looks and weighs very similar to pure silver products and is widely used as silverware. Thank you for looking.