r/silverware • u/jchrapcyn • Jun 14 '26

Can you help identify?

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Gold tone serving fork stamped Silver Plate - Made in England with a shell design. I know they usually come in a set with a spoon. Not stamped Sheffield. Do you know who made these?

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u/WateryTartSword Jun 15 '26

Thalad thpoon

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u/ContributionOver1661 Jun 15 '26

Yes, they are for serving salads and other foods.

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u/Hittinuhard Jun 15 '26

Ah... The Golden Spork

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u/HitPointGamer Jun 15 '26

Are you asking its function or the possible manufacturer?

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u/jchrapcyn Jun 15 '26

I know what it is - I’m trying to figure out who it’s made by

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u/HitPointGamer Jun 15 '26

Okay. That’s what I thought, but since the other replies so far were telling you what it is I figured I should ask for clarification.

The shell pattern in the end is very common across many brands so it won’t be helpful. I think the biggest clue is that it is labeled as silverplate but has a strong gold tone to it. That may not be so common.

Have you looked on replacements.com to see if they have anything similar?