Cake Breaker Part 2

Yes, I have posted on the Cake Breaker before. Even more so than the ice cream spoon, this is most likely the most misunderstood utensil the Victorians thought to add to a silver set.


Eloquence by Lunt (10 7/8 inches)



Stanton Hall by Onieda (11 inches)



Rose by Kirk (11 1/8 inches)

Dressing Spoon Part 2

Several years back I visited the Dressing Spoon which is another serving spoon, but usually longer and often has a button on the back.

Eloquence by Lunt (11 inches)




Lion by Frank Smith (11 inches)




Chippendale by Towle (11 /14 inches)



Old Colonial by Towle (14 1/4 inches)

Wild Rose by International

In addition to Watson's Wild Rose pattern I have already posted on, International introduced a Wild Rose pattern in 1948. 

Tomato Server (7 7/8 inches)



Pierced Tablespoon (8 1/4 inches)



Medium Cold Meat Serving Fork (8



Pie Server (9  1/2 inches)