Category Archives: early spoon patents

One Fiddle Too Many

Posted on October 30, 2017 by queenofsienna

In some prior posts I have written about aesthetic flatware patterns and have attempted to identify a good amount of them.  Although I have written individual posts about some of the earlier flatware designs, I did not attempt to broadly … Continue reading →

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The Early Spoon Design Patents – It Would Be An Interesting Collection

Posted on September 6, 2013 by queenofsienna

My last blog post looked quickly at electro plating in America during the late 1830’s.  While searching the patent office I noticed that out of the first 150 there are 7 spoon design patents. I thought these might be interesting to collect, … Continue reading →

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