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Oh if these spoon spoons could talk, the stories they would tell! Today, these 12 spoons start their new lives as rings, bangles, and necklaces, carrying their histories with them and weaving their stories into your own. All are available right now only on LadyForge.com 💛

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Smaller than a penny, this dainty lily blossom sweet snapshot of the Art Nouveau movement. Designed by the Whiting Mfg. Co.’s chief designer, Charles Osborne in 1902, the Lily celebrates sweetness and purity in the Victorian language of the flowers. Osborne’s master touch in evident in the lively blossom and ribbonlike leaves, each carved in painstakingly crisp relief down to this smallest blossom, no larger than a penny. The 1902 Lily will I always hold a special place in the Lady Forge story, as the pattern that introduced me to and my work to thousand of you all over the world. 💛 This dainty beauty is now ready to be a part of your own story, only on LadyForge.com 💛

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Some of you might recognize one of these patterns from your own families heirloom silverware set. These two classic beauties were a favorite among brides in the 1940s and the term of the century for wedding silverware sets. The 1907 Meadow Rose by the Wallace Co., and the slender 1946 Damask Rose by Oneida, the slender version made from the tiny demitasse spoons. Both available now in the shop - LadyForge.com 💛