Category: Tableware

Tea, coffee and chocolate became fashionable in the late 17th century, and over the next two...

The difference between salvers and trays is that trays have handles, while salvers do not. Both...

Tankards, sauceboats, mugs and jugs are highly popular with today’s collectors. Most of them...

It’s a group of decorative objects made as a set to be prominently displayed on something...

The history of the Welsh love spoon According to Welsh folklore, these ornately carved spoons were...

The revolving caster was one of the most widely used pieces of Victorian tableware. According to...

The apostle spoon dates from the 15th Century, possibly even as early as the 14th Century, and...

Puritan spoons are not uncommon survivors in English silver but, for reasons still largely...

A very plain spoon, particularly favoured during the Commonwealth period. Due to the short span of...