The Profile: Heirloom Demitasse Spoons

March 24, 2023 in Lovely Charm

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Heirloom Demitasse Spoons

Beautiful entertaining pieces should be used for a variety of occasions from spring parties, birthday celebrations & bridal showers to fall gatherings when hosting guests in your home. Although originally intended for use with a traditional coffee service, heirloom silver demitasse spoons make lovely pieces to use for a variety of entertaining needs. Use them to serve small canapés or accompany with sauces when entertaining. This particular piece known as a Modern Hollow Knife in the pattern titled Old Master was made by Towle Silversmiths with production beginning in 1942. It’s known as the flagship collection for the company & was designed by Harold E. Nock featuring a timeless Victorian style of graceful, scalloped curves at the handle that mimic a violin. It highlights pure elegance by showcasing a rosette with leaves & scrolls that outline the body of the piece. Learn how to properly polish coveted pieces & don’t be afraid to display them when casual or elevated gatherings beckon.

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How To Polish Silver

A bit of cleaning will need to be addressed in order to have heirloom silver gleam whether you plan to use it with a simple sauce or to accompany tasting dessert servings when entertaining. To remove the tarnish quickly & effectively, particularly from serving pieces & barware with intricate details, my two step method will tidy them so that only minor polishing will be needed during the remaining season.

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Line a 13 x 9-inch baking pan with aluminum foil with the shiny portion facing upwards. Place the silverware in a single layer in the pan being certain all of them make direct contact with the foil. Bring 8 cups of water to a boil. Sprinkle 4 teaspoons baking soda over the utensils, then pour the water over them. Let stand a few minutes in order for the chemical reaction to remove the tarnish. Once shiny, remove them from the solution with a pair of kitchen tongs & rinse them under water. Dry the pieces & use a little commercial cleaner such as Wright’s Silver Polish & a soft cloth to buff them further for a beautiful shine. Wash the silverware well with soapy water before using. The silverware should only need a quick additional polish or two with commercial cleaner during the upcoming months. Tuck away the silver when not in use by placing in zip-top bags to keep it looking its’ best longer.

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