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Were you born with a silver spoon in your mouth? What kind of spoon was it? What kind of silver? In case you weren't sure - or maybe it was a fork or serving utensil - here is a reminder of silverware's diversity. Those who can identify all of these utensils...you must be an etiquette jedi. Some are still manufactured but not like the old days. This list is not inclusive as everyday there is some never-before-seen piece popping up on the internet. Was part of high society collecting utensils and patterns like we collect Beanie Babies? And the title...Fork This. Get your mind out of the gutter!

Spoons, ladles, scoops, etc.

Souvenir spoon
Five o'clock teaspoon
Fruit/orange spoon
Chocolate spoon
Long handle chocolate spoon
Demitasse spoon
Cream soup round bowl spoon
Bouillon round bowl soup spoon
Gumbo round bowl soup spoon
Dessert spoon
Oval soup spoon
Egg spoon
Iced tea spoon
Ice cream spoon
Tablespoon (serving spoon)
Pierced tablespoon (serving spoon)
Berry/casserole spoon
Casserole spoon
Spaghetti spoon
Pea spoon
Sugar shell spoon
Cracker spoon
Cream ladle
Cream dipper with spout
Gravy ladle
Punch ladle
Melon spoon
Soup ladle
Saucier spoon
Moustache spoon
Medicine spoon
Oyster ladle
Infant feeding spoon
Bon bon spoon
Salt spoon
Master salt spoon
Runcible spoon
Caviar spoon
Mustard spoon
Absinthe spoon
Parfait spoon
Bar spoon
Mote spoon
Rice spoon
Ice spoon
Confection spoon
Straw spoon
Cocaine spoon
Caddy spoon
Snuff spoon
Measuring spoon
Ear spoon
Vegetable spoon
Dish gravy spoon
Mayonnaise ladle

Forks

Dinner fork
Salad fork
Pastry fork
Fish fork
Fruit fork
Berry fork
Strawberry fork
Cocktail/seafood fork
Oyster fork
Ramekin fork
Ice cream fork
Toasting fork
Vegetable serving fork
Cold meat fork
Lobster fork
Corn fork
Lemon fork
Pickle fork
Asparagus serving fork
Tea fork
Baked potato fork
Baby fork
Youth tea fork
Carving fork
Barbecue fork
Bacon fork (mmmm....bacon!)
Beef fork
Cheese fork
Chip fork
Crab fork
Dessert fork
Fondue fork
Fruit salad fork
Granny fork
Knork
Olive fork
Lettuce fork
Pie fork
Relish fork
Sardine fork
Sporf
Spork
Sucket fork
Terrapin fork
Extension fork
Spaghetti fork
Escargot fork

Knives

Modern hollow knife
Steak knife
Butter spreader
Master butter knife
Pie knife
Cheese knife
Cake knife
Youth tea knife
Mayonnaise knife
Paring knife
Dessert knife
Mincing knife
Bread knife
Macaroni knife
Chef's Knife
Utility Knife
Boning Knife
Butcher Knife
Carving Knife
Cleaver
Grapefruit knife
Fruit knife
Orange knife
Fluting knife
Peeling knife
Trimming knife
Fish knife
Tomato knife
Melon knife

Other: servers, tongs, picks, etc.

Tomato server
Tomato/cranberry server
Cucumber/tomato server
Sugar tongs
Asparagus tongs
Bonbon tongs
Sardine tongs
Sugar sifter
Butter pick
Pie and cake server
Pie server
Pastry server
Pasta server
Waffle server
Hot cake server
Baby food pusher
Nut pick
Cheese server
Cheese scoop
Cheese cleaver
Croquette server
Pierced egg server
Potato chip server
Tea strainer
Handled tea strainer
Marrow pick
Marrow scoop
Toast server
Caddy scoop
Horseradish scoop
Ice cream slicer
Crumb scraper
Fried oyster server

Posted by M: March 11, 2018

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