This vintage spoon, from the 1950s, features dainty florals on the top of the spoon on front and back.
On the back of the spoon, “Oneida Community” is stamped, indicating the brand; “Sterling” is stamped indicating this spoon is sterling silver plated; and “Engagement” which refers to the collection this spoon is part of.
This spoon is 5.5” long.
Teeny tiny seed beads can be unruly. Using a bead spoon makes scooping them from their containers onto your work station much easier. Additionally, you can corral different colors into tidy piles to prevent dreaded “bead soup” of multiple colors mixing together.
Bead spoons are an essential tool in my own beading kit, and I think you’ll love adding this one to your own supply kit!
This vintage spoon, from the 1950s, features dainty florals on the top of the spoon on front and back.
On the back of the spoon, “Oneida Community” is stamped, indicating the brand; “Sterling” is stamped indicating this spoon is sterling silver plated; and “Engagement” which refers to the collection this spoon is part of.
This spoon is 5.5” long.
Teeny tiny seed beads can be unruly. Using a bead spoon makes scooping them from their containers onto your work station much easier. Additionally, you can corral different colors into tidy piles to prevent dreaded “bead soup” of multiple colors mixing together.
Bead spoons are an essential tool in my own beading kit, and I think you’ll love adding this one to your own supply kit!
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