Call me spoonman

[Nathan W]

I assume it's plated. This was from new site that borders hammered site near work. I like the ornament work on the spoon. This is probably my 10th spoon.

 

[Georgivs]

I've heard these long handle spoons called ice cream or sunday spoons

 

[robertk]

Yep, looks plated, but still a nice find!

 

[Nathan W]

I've heard these long handle spoons called ice cream or sunday spoons

Yes your right

 

[Red-Coat]

Definitely plated. It's National Silver Company's "Rose and Leaf" pattern, introduced in 1937. They only produced it in silver plate. Apart from the obvious sign that the plating has worn through to the underlaying base metal on the resting surface of the bowl, marks such as 'A1' on flatware are common manufacturer designations for the quality/thickness of electroplate.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Iced tea spoon? Nice find👍🏼

 

[Red-Coat]

I've heard these long handle spoons called ice cream or sunday spoons

Yes your right

'replacements.com' sell it as an "iced tea spoon", which I think was the original designation in the National catalogue.

 

[Nathan W]

'replacements.com' sell it as an "iced tea spoon", which I think was the original designation in the National catalogue.

I guess to reach down in the pitcher to stir

 

[Almy]

We have some of those long handled spoons in modern stainless steel. Handy for stirring iced tea or serving jam and relish out of deep bottles.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Nice one !

 

[Silvermonkey]

Suddenly I'm craving a chocolate fudge sundae.....

 

[Louie D]

 

[Nathan W]

Yes I was thinking that too after I posted the title