Devonshire Orange Spoons
1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 195 · Printed page 189
Orange Spoons · Catalog no. —
$52.50 dozen
Original 1919 offer in USD.
Extracted description
Orange Spoons; Devonshire pattern sterling silver, 925/1000 fine; French gray finish.
Complete own pointed oval bowl, ornate handle and full identifying label directly reviewed; neighboring ladle and individual salad fork excluded. Original wear in Orange Spoon label retained; own price row independently clearly identifies offer.
Dozen price; representative single utensil illustrated, not all twelve supplied pieces.
Visual keywords
angular geometric handle border long tapered handle orange spoons outlined handle border pointed oval bowl pointed pentagonal terminal scroll ornament
Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.
Complete own pointed oval bowl, ornate handle and full identifying label directly reviewed; neighboring ladle and individual salad fork excluded. Original wear in Orange Spoon label retained; own price row independently clearly identifies offer.
Extracted traits
| Trait | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| pattern | Devonshire | “Devonshire Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. FRENCH GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size. |
| material | sterling silver | “Devonshire Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. FRENCH GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size. |
| fineness | 925/1000 | “Devonshire Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. FRENCH GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size. |
| finish | French gray | “Devonshire Pattern” Sterling Silver Flatware 925/1000 FINE. FRENCH GRAY FINISH Knife, Fork and Tea Spoon are actual size. All other items about ⅜ actual size. |
Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.