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Silver Magazine
“Hidden” Messages on Flatware
Figures 1, 1a, 2, 2a, 3, and 3a

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Figs.
1 and 1a. Pea spoon in the La Marquise pattern by Reed & Barton,
introduced 1895. All silver-gilt with enameled lilies of the valley on
the front of the handle. “PEA SPOON” inscribed within the pierced
bowl. Stamped on the stem reverse with “(eagle) R (lion) / STERLING.” Length
8 7/8 inches. Unless otherwise credited, the illustrated flatware is in
the collections of the authors, and photos are by Thomas R. DuBrock. |
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Figs. 2 and 2a. Pea spoon
in Reed & Barton’s La Marquise pattern. Enameled flowering
clematis vines on the front of the handle. “PEA SPOON” inscribed
within the pierced bowl. Stamped on the stem reverse with “(eagle)
R (lion) / STERLING.” Engraved in the center of the bowl with a complex
cipher probably representing “A L deK.” Length 8 7/8 inches. Collection
of Dottie Seymour. |
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Figs. 3 and 3a. Macaroni
spoon in Reed & Barton’s La Marquise pattern. “MACARONI” inscribed
within the pierced bowl. Stamped on the stem reverse with “(eagle)
R (lion) / STERLING.” Length 9 3/8 inches. |
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