silver plate fork-- with BUNNIES!??

[aka da Prof]

out doing an 1812 house yesterday, mostly wheaties scattered across front lawn and two silver dimes. Then closer to the house front door two plated rings and a fork came out. One ring is silver plated, the other a speck of gold still showing. I guess this answers my wondering bout copper rings that have been found- they were plated at one time. What I want to know--any info on the fork would be helpful. (so appropriate for this season!!) thanks, da Prof--

I hope these pix are defining enough---
on the back is only EXTRA{coin silver} PLATE--- no hallmark--

 

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[steelheadwill]

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[aka da Prof]

thanks for the link, steelhead---

 

[aka da Prof]

G'mornin,-- I was hoping Breezie, you might have some input on the spoon--

 

[Gunrunner61]

Must be an easter set of wares...........LOL..............................HH

 

[aka da Prof]

Hare Ware----

 

[Breezie]

You rang?

Since the fork is only approximately 5 inches long and has the 2 bunnies, I think it is a child's fork. There are many flatware companies who make 'children/babies sets,' which usually consist of just a spoon and fork. If you GOOGLE 'child baby bunny rabbit flatware,' you'll see lots of these sets.

Neat finds
Breezie

 

[aka da Prof]

well, I did try that, but didn't spot any like this--- will try harder--thanks, Breezie

 

[Breezie]

well, I did try that, but didn't spot any like this--- will try harder--thanks, Breezie

Yeah, I couldn't find the exact one either. More than likely, a flatware company did not make this as a regular pattern, but just as a novelty.

Breezie