Assorted Slotted Spoons

A charming assortment of silver-plated serving spoons, each with its own pattern, form, and era. These smaller specialized pieces were made for serving everything from sugar and bonbons to relishes and other table accompaniments, making them especially fun to collect and mix into an eclectic table setting.

Royal Manor — Rogers & Bro., 1956

A slotted serving spoon in Rogers & Bro.’s Royal Manor pattern, introduced in 1956. The ornate handle features scrolling details and a floral tip, while the pierced bowl makes the piece particularly suited to serving relishes, preserves, or other foods where excess liquid needs to drain. The pattern is documented as silverplate and is also known as Masterpiece and Claridge.

King Edward — National Silver Co., c. 1936–1951 -  2 available

A petite slotted bonbon spoon in National Silver Co.’s King Edward pattern. The pierced bowl and decorative handle make it an especially charming little server for bonbons, nuts, candies, or other small treats. King Edward is documented in silverplate examples dating from 1936 through 1951, with the bonbon spoon measuring approximately 4 3/4–4 7/8".

Origin: United States
Material: Silver plate
Dimensions: Varies by selection; approximately 4 3/4–8 1/2" L
Condition: Very good vintage condition with expected age-related wear to the silver plate.