Vintage SF Chinatown pagoda spoon - sterling silver, collector's souvenir piece

This is a charming vintage collector's spoon commemorating San Francisco's Chinatown. The handle features an intricately detailed multi-tiered pagoda tower with "SAN FRANCISCO CHINATOWN" embossed on a decorative banner at its base. The spoon appears to be made of sterling silver (marked "HOLLAND" on the back of the bowl) and shows authentic patina consistent with age, giving it lovely character. The craftsmanship is excellent, with fine architectural details on each level of the pagoda including windows, rooflines, and ornamental features. The handle has an elegant tapered design with decorative scrollwork connecting the pagoda finial to the spoon bowl. The bowl itself is a standard teaspoon size with a smooth, polished finish. This type of souvenir spoon was popular in the early-to-mid 20th century as travel mementos and collectibles. It would make an excellent addition to a spoon collection, a unique gift for San Francisco enthusiasts, or a distinctive piece of Chinatown memorabilia. The spoon shows normal vintage wear but remains in good displayable condition with no major damage.