The Parfait Spoon, an interesting piece with an identity crisis. It is often confused with its bigger sister, the Iced Tea Spoon, which is usually more than a 1/2 inch longer. Kirk Stieff, calls this piece in their patterns, "Individual Egg/Parfait Spoon". And the bowl of the Stieff's pieces are much more round than those of other manufacturers.
Francis I by Reed and Barton (7 inches) as compared to 7 5/8 inches for Iced Tea Spoon)
Corsage by Kirk Stieff ( 6 1/8 inches) as compared to 7 1/2 inches for the Iced Tea Spoon
Frontenac by International (6 5/8 inches) as compared to 8 1/2 for the Iced Tea Spoon
Baltimore Rose by Schofield (4 1/2 inches) as compared to 8 3/8 for Iced Tea Spoon
Louis XV by Whiting (6 1/2 inches) as compared to 9 1/8 for the Iced Tea Spoon
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