Chicago Silver -- Servers and Utensils

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Servers and Utensils

Don't know your oyster fork from your lemon fork? It's easy to be confused. Unless you attended a French boarding school or were brought up in a British palace, you probably aren't familiar with the wide range of special-purpose flatware. The photos below are from a 1937 book The Story of Sterling. (For an index of these pieces, click here.)

Spoons

Forks

Knives

Slotted Servers

Salad Set and Cold Meat Server

Flat Servers

Ladles

Olive Utensils

Carving Tools

Miscellaneous Utensils

Child and Baby Sets

INDEX (click on a utensil name or server name below to see it)
Tablespoon	Dinner Fork	Salad Spoon	Steak Fork
Dessert Spoon	Lemon Fork	Berry Spoon	Steel
Teaspoon	Oyster Fork	Salad Serving Fork	Game Knife
Coffee Spoon	Ice Cream Fork	Preserve Spoon	Game Fork
Orange Spoon	Dinner Knife	Cold Meat Fork	Meat Knife
Bouillon Spoon	Dessert Knife	Egg Server	Meat Fork
Cream Soup Spoon	Fish Knife	Cake Server	Jelly Server
Soup Spoon	Tea Knife	Cheese Server	Butter Pick
Salt Spoon	Fruit Knife	Pie Server	Sugar Tongs
Salt Spoon Serving	Butter Spreader	Cream Ladle	Baby Fork
Sugar Spoon	Butter Knife	Mayonnaise Ladle	Baby Knife
Iced Tea Spoon	Olive Spoon	Gravy Ladle	Baby Spoon
Salad Fork	Cucumber Server	Olive Fork	Child's Fork
Fish Fork	Tomato Server	Game Shears	Child's Knife
Dessert Fork	Bon Bon Spoon	Steak Knife	Child's Spoon

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