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The spoon works as a concave mirror. In a concave mirror, the image is inverted when the focal point distance is greater than the object's distance to the mirror.
But if you tried to be very close to the spoon, close enough that the distance between your face and the spoon is less than the focal point, then you will see an upright image of your face.
In math, for a concave mirror, when $s\gt f$, you will see an inverted image.
And when $s\lt f$, you will see an upright image.