$20.00
| /
This shell bowl berry spoon is a likely silver plate serving piece from approximately the late 19th to mid 20th century, made with a broad fluted bowl and an ornate Victorian revival style handle.
The generous shell shaped scoop gives this piece more presence than an ordinary tablespoon and suits a collection of old serving flatware, silver plate, or decorative table pieces.
Berry spoons were designed for serving fruit, berries, preserves, and soft side dishes, and the deep bowl remains useful for serving today. The handle carries raised floral, scroll, and shell inspired decoration that continues the shape of the bowl without a visible maker or pattern mark.
Positives
Issues / Wear
Condition Grade Key
Large berry and serving spoons became part of formal table service when specialized utensils were made for particular foods and courses.
This form fits naturally with collections of silver plate serving pieces, ornate flatware, and Victorian revival tableware.
The most noticeable feature here is the three inch fluted shell bowl paired with a handle that repeats shell and foliate decoration.
It is the kind of old serving piece that can still earn its keep at the table instead of staying tucked away in a flatware drawer.
∙[Photo-verified condition], no surprises
∙Packed with our protective packaging standard
∙Ships in 1 business day
∙Free Shipping on $35+ (U.S. only)
All items are vintage and may show signs of age, wear, or use consistent with their history. Photos show the exact condition of each piece, please review them carefully, as they are part of the description.
I do my best to capture colors accurately, but your monitor or device screen may display colors slightly differently from the actual item.
Please Note:
These pieces come from estate collections and have been surface cleaned. You may wish to perform additional cleaning depending on your preference.