Sure to become the conversation piece at any dining occasion, this ornate pattern is embellished with an abundance of floral motifs along the entire stem and handle. Named after the art of repoussé - the process of embossing metal from the back by hammering - this luxurious design was first crafted in 1828 and continues to endure as a popular collectible.

Our pewter Daisy and Bee Spoon illustrates the insect's environmental importance in pure-pewter form. A honeybee sips on pollen from the edge of a flower blooming atop the spoon. Finely detailed wings and petals bring life-like energy, delighting every time the spoon is used.

These are so fun everyone that comes over loves them.. Anonymous. Fri Feb 06 2026

The essence of early America is captured in the simplicity of this delicately beaded Georgian-inspired design. First introduced in 1994, this highly collectible pattern is finely crafted in heavier weight sterling silver in the large Continental size and bears Tuttle's exclusive presidential hallmarks. The versatile motif is basic enough for informal meals while offering a dramatic touch to special occasions, lending elegance to any style décor.

The early American spirit is exhibited by the delicately beaded design of Triumph. It balances a flat surface with Georgian-inspired embellishments. Contemporary in its sophistication, Triumph is truly a hallmark of American style and taste.

Old Maryland Engraved offers a uniquely designed and textured pattern on a simple curved handle with a slim stem. Experience the fine line where different worlds become symphonious.

Love it!. Shelly. South Charleston, WV. Sun Jun 06 2021

This pattern was named after the art of Repousse (the process of embossing metal from the back by hammering), originally used in European silversmithing. The Repousse pattern, first crafted in 1828, features an intricate floral design along its entire stem and handle.

Beautiful. Anonymous. Mon Dec 28 2020