The Clarion Silverware pattern is from 1931. this pattern features what would appear to be a simple Art Deco chevron design, possibly reminiscent of wheat. This cheery Oneida pattern is stepped on the sides making the light condense along the lines creating a very shiny attractive appearance in contrast to the very dark pattern front and center. The clapper for the bell is a fork tine and makes a tiny ringing sound. This Clarion bell is 1.07 inches tall, .77 inches wide, and .36 inches thick.
The finding for the bail is wrapped around itself inside and outside the bell so that it's super sturdy. The clapper for the bell is the end of a fork tine suspended from chain. I have smooth finished the edges at the bottom of the bell with a very tiny grinding wheel to insure that there are no sharp edges and that this piece is a good representation of quality workmanship.
