Queen Anne Dining Spoon Size:Dining particularly in the late 18th

particularly in the late 18th and early 19th centuries

The vibrant color offers a striking option for later-18th-century impressions

Henry Singleton

not as the mythologized Victorian guileless nature-lover

Queen Anne Dining Spoon Size:Dining particularly in the late 18thElegant and understated, this Queen Anne style pewter spoon reflects the graceful proportions and clean lines that defined early 18th century English tableware. The gently tapered handle ends with a ridge embellishment called a rat tailtrue to period forms used in both domestic and tavern settings. Cast in food safe pewter with a subtle satin sheen, its available in two sizes: a dining spoon suitable for everyday use, and a larger version ideal for