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WGS Posts: 136 |
posted 11-16-2000 02:19 PM
  
I have a piece of William & Mary flatware by Lunt. It's about the size of a teaspoon, but where you would find a bowl, this piece is flat, except there's a turned up edge on the right side. It's 5 3/16" long and 1 3/16" at the widest. I see in Dolan - American Sterling Silver Flatware - 1993 that there is something in W&M called "server, flat, small". Is that possibly what I have? IP: Logged |
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Brent Posts: 1507 |
posted 11-16-2000 03:57 PM
I think I know the kind of piece you are talking about. I think this form developed in the 20th century; you don't see anything quite like it in the Victorian era. I always figured that they were for serving jellies; they certainly work better than the Victorian jam spoons, which look like big sugar shells and make a mess. I have a plated piece like yours that I use for cranberry sauce. As for Dolan, it may well be the same piece. IP: Logged |
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