Reed & Barton 'Wild Rose' Pattern Antique Sterling Silver Ice Tea Spoons, Taunton, MA, c. 1910

Reed & Barton created a pattern called 'Harlequin,' which incorporated different flower motifs. Wild Rose was a beautiful one of those designs and uncommon. These eight spoons are either ice tea or parfait spoons with lightly gilt bowls. Ornately detailed wild roses decorate the tops of the textured stems with leaves and buds. The pattern is also well executed on the back.

These stunning spoons are marked with Reed & Barton's trademark and 'STERLING.' They measure 7.5 inches long, weigh a combined 7.50 troy ounces, have never been monogrammed, and are in stunning condition with slight wear to the gilding.