Soup Spoon Sterling Silver Flatware Single Pieces

Inspired by the designs of the court of Louis XV, this pattern is as heroic and feminine as its namesake. Joan of Arc's rococo scrolls and sculptured shell motif are delicately executed, with traditional curves and contours along the sides of each piece. This traditional pattern has modern appeal with its minimal decoration and gracefully tapered handles.

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third-dimensional beauty.

This is the be all and end all of a perfectly proportioned spoon that elevates anything from soup to cereal. My tragedy was, it fell into the garbage disposal for just three seconds, and alas, I continue to mourn the ragged damage. Anyone know of a good silver smith? :) When I save my pennies, I will try to own this beauty again.. Holley. Studio City, CA. Wed Jun 19 2024

Subtle details and discreet curves give Barocco a feminine touch. Carrying an everyday elegance, Barocco sterling silver beverage spoon is versatile enough for use with any table setting.

Embodying the spirit of casual luxury, Fairfax has a sterling design that never goes out of style. As timely today as when it was first introduced in 1910, this design is influenced by the crisp, molded lines and classic simplicity of the Sheraton style. The highly polished finish brings a rich aura to the table.

Chester. Barnesville, PA. Thu Mar 27 2025

The accent is on form and symmetrical in Royal Danish, which takes its influence from the traditional artistry of Scandinavia. Bold openwork reflects this modern interpretation, even on the knife handles. Cut with the clarity of a fine jewel, these pieces are magnificent in weight and style, providing a dramatic accent for any table setting.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

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

Strasbourg radiates modern elegance with flowing scrollwork that follows the gently curved handle of each fork, knife; and spoon. Inspired by the rococo style of design, Strasbourg makes an elegant statement for every meal.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades, and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.