Preserve Spoon (Part 3)

Once again, as I have posted about earlier, here is the Preserve Spoon. It can usually be differentiated from the jelly spoon by its more oblong bowl. You can see in the Raphael piece by Alvin, although the bowl is more rounded, it still has an oblong shape. 



Stieff Rose by Kirk Stieff  (7 3/4  inches)



Craftsman by Towle ( inches)



Raphael by Alvin (7 3/8 inches)



Princess by Watson (7 inches)

Master Salt Spoon (Part 2)

As I posted earlier the Master Salt Spoon is much larger than its little brother the Salt Spoon. I still find them delightful pieces, and can usually found in most patterns.

English King by Tiffany (3 1/2  inches)



Fairfax by Durgin ( 3 3/4 inches)



Mount Vernon by Lunt (4 inches)


Meadow Rose by Walace (3 1/8 inches)

Lilly (88) by Gorham

Gorham's pattern Lilly, also called 88, was introduced in 1870 and only discontinued in 1991. This is another Gorham pattern having the design on a large terminal with a relatively small thin stem only adorned with a simple element toward the shoulder. The terminal of this pattern is adorned with an intricate design of lily of the valley and other elements in a three dimensional motif. All this makes these pieces more like works of art more than eating utensils. 

Oyster Ladle (11  inches)




Ice Cream Slicer (8 7/8  inches)